Ansnorveldt Library

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The Ansnorveldt Branch of the King Township Public Library was first opened within the hamlet of Ansnorveldt in the Holland Marsh in 1973. It was housed in a variety of settings, including in the Holland Marsh District Christian School. Due to a lack of space, the library finally got its own building, which was officially opened in the fall of 1990.

Today Ansnorveldt Library is a hub that supports an underlying sense of community in King Township. The Library offers a variety of educational and cultural programs and services to residents of all ages. There are a wide variety of cultural events held at the Library, including movies, speakers, featured artists and writers. It also provides access to resources of all kinds, including books, archives, technology and the Internet, special software programs and technology.

Knowledgeable, friendly and helpful staff are what keep the libraries running and keep the loyal patrons coming back. They are well trained and help users to find the information they need and use it.

The Library's partners include: Museum, King Township Historical Society, King Township Archives, Horticultural Societies, Schomberg Agricultural Society, Chamber of Commerce, Arts Society King, Dufferin Marsh, Cold Creek Conservation, Schomberg Village Association, Senior Centre, Lloydtown Rebellion Association, and Lions Clubs. The Library also works closely with King Township schools and their students to provide students with access to information they may not be able to get at school.

King's Community Asset Map
updated 03/2012 by Sustainable King