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(Holiday hours may effect library hours, please check our facebook page for more info.)
603-654-2581
Tuesday: 9:30-7:00
Wednesday: 9:30-7:00
Thursday: 9:30-7:00
Friday: 1:30-5:00
Saturday: 9:30-1:30
Free wi-fi is always available in our parking lot and across the street at the police station.
Thanksgiving week hours: Mon. and Tues. regular hours, Wed. close at 5PM, closed Thurs. and open regular hours on Fri and Sat.
Story Circle- It's back! Thursday at 10AM
Game Time- adaptive games for adults and their caregivers- Thursdays at 1 pm. , reservation required.
Holiday Toy Store Collection - We are collecting new, unwrapped toys for children ages 0 - 15. Donations collected until December 5th. Donations will benefit families in our local area.
WLWC Giving Tree - Coming soon!
Campfire Holiday Stories- Tues. Dec 10th at 4PM- Join us at this special holiday event for all ages. Storyteller, songsinger and games leader, Todd Goodwin blends his experiences in camping, education and theater to provide a memorable and unique experience for audiences and participants of all ages. Sponsored by Ledgewood Bay Sr. Living
7 Forest Road
PO Box 420
Wilton NH 03086
Meetings and Greetings
The next Trustees meeting will be held on Friday, November 15 at 10AM in the historical meeting room of the library. Ring the doorbell for access to the meeting.
If you live, work, own property, or go to school in Wilton (age 5 and up), you qualify for a free library card. Others can purchase a card for $30 per year. Click here to find out more about your permanent library card.
We offer a variety of materials, formats, and even hardware to borrow at your convenience. Visit us in person and pick up a book, a movie, a magazine, a puzzle, a backpack kit, a chromebook to use, and more!
Virtually, you can find printed materials, audiobooks, e-books, magazines, movies, and other items through our catalog. If you want something not found in our catalog, Inter-Library Loan allows us to locate and lend materials from other libraries througout the state of New Hampshire. Click here to request something through Inter-Library Loan today.
If you have any questions about our collections, or availability of resources, give us a call at (603) 654-2581 or email: wiltonlibrarynh@gmail.com.
To access our digital offerings, click on any logo to go directly to our catalog and sign into your account. Or, click on "Catalog" on the menu bar at the top and sign into your account. You will need your library card number and password to sign in. Call us during open hours if you need your library card number.
You can access the following databases using our card catalog. Click on any logo to go directly to our catalog, then, with your library card, sign into your account. They are located in the column titled " Electronic Resources" on the left side of the catalog page.
Access thousands of historical records, photos, documents and more right from home with Ancestry.com Library Edition.
Use NoveList Plus to search for your next great book.
Current Newspapers
The Wilton Public And Gregg Free Library subscribes to The Milford Cabinet and The Monadnock Ledger Transcript. These newspapers do not circulate, but are available for in-library use.
Read online newspapers for free with NewsBank, including the New Hampshire Union Leader and the Nashua Telegraph. Sign in to the card catalog with your library card, then click on the NewsBank logo found in the "Electronic Resources" column.
Click here to access NewsBank through our card catalog.
hoopla
Stream Movies & Music straight to your mobile device or television FREE with your library card. Download e-books and audiobooks to your tablet, e-reader, or desktop. Borrow up to eight items a month just by logging in with your WPGFL library card! Browse the hoopla catalog here.
libby
Libby offers e-books and audiobooks with NO LIMIT on the number of borrows monthly--totally free with your library card. If you don't have an e-reader or mobile device that supports the app, download the book straight from our catalog to your computer. Get started with the app here.
For more information about Hoopla, libby, or other offerings in our digital library, click here.
Weather Station
Do you like your weather REALLY local? Open a free account on Weatherlink and see exactly what the weather's like at the library! Our weather station, mounted next to the raised garden bed, provides the temperature, air quality, wind speed and direction, and more. Once you're registered on Weatherlink, click "get started" in the Basic column for a free account. Click here to see the Weatherlink map and get started.
Wilton organizations and citizens may reserve space at the library for meetings or programs. The library offers several public spaces for reading or quiet activity. Upstairs, our reading room offers comfortable chairs for browsing books, magazines, or newspapers. Tables and chairs are available with computers in the bay window areas. Downstairs, the rooms dedicated to children and teens include spaces for activities, study, and youth computer use. These areas do not tend to be quiet. We can't accomodate needs for private use spaces, court ordered visits, or guarantee privacy. Outdoor spaces include the Smart Park area with tables and benches. A Wilton citizen must apply for the space, and the application must be approved by the library director. Click here for more information about the library campus. Please review our Facilities Use Policy before submitting an application.
Download the application for use of library meeting spaces and submit via email (or print) or give us a call at (603) 654-2581.
Our Historic Building: 
Designed by the Boston architectural firm of McLean & Wright, the library building is a superb example of the Neoclassical style prevalent among monumental architecture between 1900 to 1920.
At a Special Town Meeting, held December 11, 1907, the townspeople of Wilton accepted the gift of the Hon. David A. Gregg (1840-1928) of the land and building known as the Gregg Free Library. According to Gregg's wishes, the library building and land is owned by the Town of Wilton, but controlled and managed by a Board of Trustees. In a "Deed of Gift”, Gregg asks that the building be used only as a public library and for the preservation of historical articles and other purposes of the library. In 1912, the Hon. David A. Gregg, showing his continued interest in Wilton and the library, gave to the town an endowment of $25,000.00 to be maintained and managed by the Board of Trustees. Through the years many other generous endowment funds and gifts have been donated to the library with supplemental appropriations by the Town of Wilton.
Click here for more information about the history of our beautiful building!