Curious about Montague’s past? Interested in exploring the library’s Local History collection? Planning a trip to Montague to conduct genealogy research? 

Stop by our Local History Office Hours! On second Saturdays this summer, a librarian will be available to help you explore the people, places, and stories that make up Montague’s history. Get guidance navigating our archives, learn how to use local records and research tools, and discover materials you might not know existed. Feel free to bring your questions, notes, or family names you’re researching—we’re happy to help you get started or continue your search.

Location:

The Carnegie Library is located at 201 Avenue A in Turners Falls, MA.

Getting Here:

Those taking public transit can reach the Library by taking the FRTA Bus Routes 22, 24, or 32 to the Food City stop or by taking FRTA’s Route 23 to the Ave A and 3rd Street stop.

To view routes and schedules, visit: https://frta.org/getting-around/schedules-maps/.

Accessibility:

The Carnegie Library has one accessible parking space, located on the 7th Street side of the building (to the left side, if you’re facing the front of the building). The Library is accessible by wheelchair ramp, accessed down the driveway off of the 7th Street side of the building. There is an automatic door at the top of the ramp. There is a restroom, but the entrance to it is not ADA compliant.

Accommodations:

The Montague Public Libraries welcome individuals with disabilities to participate in its programs and activities. If you would like to request accommodations or have questions about the physical access provided, please contact Library Director, Caitlin Kelley, at librarydirector@montague-ma.gov or 413-863-3214 ext. 6 in advance of your participation or visit.