Moore Memorial Library

It was another great year at Moore Memorial Library! Check out the infographic for our services in review.

Join Vicky House, Oxford Town/Village Historian for an educational and entertaining recounting of the notorious “Loomis Gang of Nine Mile Swamp.” Whether or not you’re a descendant of the Loomis family, you’ll want to hear what started their reign and how it ended! Refreshments are Read More

We provide “OPEN HOURS” for our computer lab every Wednesday from 10am-12pm. Receive free 1:1 tech support with your personal electronic devices or when using the lab’s desktop computers. Use our desktop computers or bring your laptop for work, school or personal projects. Use our Read More

Join us on Tuesdays from 10:00-10:30am for storytime and crafts. Our activities are designed for children ages 3-5, but all children are welcome to attend!

Join us the second Thursday of the month for our popular community book talks. Here are the June 12 selections: 1:00pm Group ~ “The Ride of Her Life” by Elizabeth Betts 6:30pm Group ~ “Something in the Water” by Catherine Stedman Copies of the books are Read More

Moore Memorial’s Youth Services offers grades 6-12 to join our Teen Advisory Board!  This is a wonderful opportunity for young people to share ideas on what they want to see and experience at the library, including but not limited to new books, media and programming.  Read More

We offer a rotating selection of adult and young reader books near our front entrance. $1 for hardcovers and .50 for paperbacks.

The Greene Historical Society has published a colorful and informational 12-page newsletter that’s available at Moore Memorial. Stop by the circulation desk to grab your copy.

We recognize overdue fines can be barriers to library usage, and as such, Moore Memorial has joined the ranks of many of our neighboring Four County Libraries by waiving late fees for young reader material.If you’re in possession of any young reader material, bring it Read More