Lenox Library

Please visit our Official Website for more information.

Mission

To connect our community to resources and programs that encourage lifelong learning and celebrate our collective history and culture.

History

The Lenox Library is located in a stately Greek Revival building which was designed by Captain Isaac Damon as the second Berkshire County Court House in 1815-1816, when Lenox was the Shire Town. The Lenox Library Association, incorporated in 1856, moved into the building in 1874, and the space has been operating as a library since that date. Added to the National Historic Register in 1973, the building was most recently renovated to its original grandeur in 2002-2004.

Services

The Lenox Library is a member of the CW MARS regional network. Patrons may borrow a large variety of materials, including books, DVDs, audiobooks, museum passes, and more, while taking advantage of streaming media, online databases, free Internet access, and Wi-Fi.  An active, vibrant Youth Department, diverse program offerings, a robust music collection, and a rich selection of local history material are its hallmarks. The Lenox Library holds a very special place in the intellectual, cultural, and historical life of its community.