About WPL | Weeks Public Library

At the center of the Greenland community, the Weeks Public Library is a cornerstone of the town’s heritage, pursuing Caroline Weeks’s legacy goal of encouraging reading and literacy for all residents. As an active learning center for persons of all ages, it provides free access to informational, educational, cultural and recreational resources and programs in a variety of formats and technologies.

In memory of the people of color in the United States who have suffered injustice, violence and countless indignities, we as members of the Greenland community recognize that the time has come to say "enough." We join our voices with other members of the New Hampshire Library Association to be proactive in our community to counter racism and violence against people of color. The core values of libraries include democracy, social responsibility, diversity and education. Libraries have the ability to make a difference and must act to support people of color who have repeatedly experienced racism, exclusion or discrimination. Our reputation as a committed caring community makes us suited to the task. Adopted 7/21/2020