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Sesquicentennial Civil War Program

       The Greenville Civil War Round Table, the Greenville Library and the Town of Greenville will hold a day of remembrance on Saturday May 25 for Captain Ayres G. Barker who was mortally wounded in the Battle of Gettysburg on July 2′nd 1863. Captain Ayres was a member of the 120’Th Regiment from Ulster Greene.     ...

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We have a lot to offer and hope you’ll take the time to explore our site.  Search the catalog for books, magazines, talking books, DVDs, and CDs. Place reserves or renew your library materials online. Search hundreds of newspapers and thousands of full-text magazines and journals, find current, reliable Health Information or learn a language. ...

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Mommy and Me

      Our weekly Mommy and Me program meets Mondays at 9:30 a.m. Parents or caregivers and their children ages birth to two years old are invited to join Samantha for stories, nursery rhymes, songs and playtime. No registration required. Ends May 20.                      

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Greenville Local History Group

    Don Teator, Town Historian, invites the public to attend the Greenville Local History Group meetings held in the libraries large community room the second Monday of the month, April thru November, at 7:30. (See you in the Spring)  The Greenville Local History Group newsletter can be found at http://www.dteator.com/glhg/glhg.htm The Town of Greenville ...

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