Bridgeton Public Library

 

Welcome To The Bridgeton Free Public Library
 
 

THE ORIGINAL
LIBRARY

Built in 1816 as the
Cumberland National Bank,
this was the city's library
from 1901 to 1967.


THE MAIN ENTRANCE

Constructed in 1967,
this is the newer section
that now serves as the
main entrance.


Bridgeton

Free Public

Library

Gail Robinson

Director

150 East Commerce Street

Bridgeton, New Jersey 08302

Telephone - (856) 451-2620


HOURS

Monday 10 to 5

Tues. - Thurs. 10 to 8

Friday 10 to 5

Saturday 10 to 4

Saturday Summer Hours,

June to Labor Day - 10 to 2


A new service has been added for holders of Bridgeton Library cards and Clues Cards for downloading audio books. Click on the graphic below to go to our download page.

 

 


 

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This page was

last updated on

01/14/2010

Bridgeton Public Library

Divided into two sections, our library provides services for adults as well as for children. You are invited to explore both by using the links below:

Adult Services               Children's Services               On-Line Catalog

Bridgeton Public Library

VINTAGE SPRUCE, JIM ALBERTSON AT JAZZ CABARET

A local swing group, Vintage Spruce, appeared Friday, August 14, in the lower level of the library at the annual Jazz Cabaret. Appearing as a special guest with the group was local folk singer and storyteller Jim Albertson. Proceeds went to the Friends of the Bridgeton Library to help the non-profit organization support the library. Click on the picture at left or the Jazz Cabaret link to read and see more about the community event.

FRIENDS SOLD PLANTS, USED COOKBOOKS AT YARD SALE

A selection of plants, used cookbooks and book bags were on sale by the Friends of the Bridgeton Library on Saturday, May 30, during the Bridgeton community yard sale at the Cinderella Softball Field in the city recration center. The huge yard sale started at 7 a.m. and went to 1 p.m. The Friends group had tomato, herb, butterfly and Mexican sunflower plants for sale.  To see scenes from this year's sale, follow this link or click on the photo.

Bridgeton Public Library
DATE
TIME
AUDIENCE
DESCRIPTION
01/14/10
4 - 5:30 pm
Ages 9-11
Video Game Day -- Check out our new games -- New Super Mario Bros., DDR and Rabbids Go Home for the Wii, Lego Rock Band for the XBOX 360 and more! Or, bring your own games for the Wii, PS2, XBOX 360 or Gamecube to share!
01/16/10
11 to 2
All Ages
Guided tours of Woodruff Indian Museum
01/18/10
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Day -- Library closed.
01/19/10
10:30 AM
Ages 2-6
Preschool Story Time - stories, songs, finger plays and a snack. No registration necessary.
01/19/10
6 PM
Ages 12-18
Teen Tuesday -- Video Game Day --  Check out our new games -- New Super Mario Bros., DDR and Rabbids Go Home for the Wii, Lego Rock Band for the XBOX 360 and more! Or, bring your own games for the Wii, PS2, XBOX 360 or Gamecube to share!
01/19/10
7 pm
All
Friends of the Library Meeting -- Come out and learn how you can help your library!
01/22/10
10:30 AM
Ages 6 - 23 months
Baby Time - Babies and a caregiver will enjoy stories, songs, and finger plays in English and Spanish. No registration necessary.
01/23/10
11 to 2
All Ages
Guided tours of Woodruff Indian Museum
01/26/09
10:30 AM
Ages 2-6
Preschool Story Time - stories, songs, finger plays and a snack. No registration necessary.
01/26/09
6 PM
Ages 12-18
Teen Tuesday -- Teen Anime Night -- Watch newly released anime, help choose new anime and manga for the library and share books and art. 
01/28/10
4-5:30 pm
Ages 9-11
Afterschool Craft -- Get ready for Chinese New Year! We'll make crafts and enjoy some yummy snacks. No registration required.
01/23/10
11 to 2
All Ages
Guided tours of Woodruff Indian Museum
02/04/09
6pm
Grades 4 and up
Book Discussion -- We'll be discussing Rick Riordan's The Lightning Thief. Pick up a free copy of the book when you register!

 

Bridgeton Public Library

The popular Woodruff Museum of Indian Artifacts is located in the lower level of our building at 150 E. Commerce Street. Use the link to explore an Indian artifacts exhibit.

Bridgeton Public Library

A rich history of library service in Bridgeton dates back to 1811. Use the Our History link to learn more about our history.

Bridgeton Public Library

Read about the facilities in the two levels of the Bridgeton Library, our activities room, a conference room and our library space. Use the Our Facilities link to learn more about our facilities.

Bridgeton Public Library

A non-profit organization, the Friends of the Bridgeton Library is a group wishing to financially support the library with equipment and programs. Use the Our Friends link to get more information.

 

 

 

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