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Libraries in Bennington County, VT
10 libraries · Data as of 09/30/2024
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Libraries in Bennington County at a glance
- Bennington County has 10 libraries, about 2.7 for every 10,000 residents.
- That is about the same as the Vermont average (2.9 per 10,000).
- Close by, Berkshire County, MA (31), Franklin County, MA (30) and Windsor County (24) have libraries as well.
Libraries in Bennington County
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- Bennington FreePublic Library · Open about 40 hours a week101 Silver St., Bennington, VT
- Dorset Village PublicPublic Library · Open about 35 hours a weekRte. 30 & Church St., Dorset, VT
- John G. Mccullough FreePublic Library · Open about 38 hours a week2 Main St., North Bennington, VT
- Manchester Community LibraryPublic Library · Open about 46 hours a week138 Cemetery Ave Rte 7a, Manchester, VT
- Martha Canfield Memorial FreePublic Library · Open about 39 hours a week528 E. Arlington Rd., Arlington, VT
- R.k. Kittay PublicPublic Library · Open about 15 hours a week2827 Rte. 153, W. Rupert, VT
- Readsboro CommunityPublic Library · Open about 15 hours a week301 Phelps La., Readsboro, VT
- Solomon Wright PublicPublic Library · Open about 26 hours a week97 Main St., Pownal, VT
- Stamford CommunityPublic Library · Open about 16 hours a week986 Main Rd., Stamford, VT
- Winhall MemorialPublic Library · Open about 17 hours a week2 Lower Taylor Hill Rd., Bondville, VT
Frequently asked questions
- How many libraries are in Bennington County, VT?
- There are 10 libraries in Bennington County as of 09/30/2024.
Data sources
- Public Libraries SurveyInstitute of Museum and Library Services
Data as of 09/30/2024
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