Fax Machine The library has a fax machine located at the Reference Desk on the second floor.  There is a charge of $1 for the first page of transmittal and 50 cents for every page thereafter.  Only cash is accepted for this service. Printing There is 1 print stations available.  It is located on the second […]

The North Providence Library appreciates your generous donations.  Some are used in our library collection and others sold to raise money for the library.  We also have a book cart in the foyer with free items that we cannot use or have been deleted from our collection. Please make sure that items donated are in good […]

History of the North Providence Library By Thomas E. Greene, Town Historian Before the library was founded in North Providence, many events took place to shape the growth of the town.  North Providence was founded in 1765 with the village of Pawtucket being the center of the town since it was more densely populated than […]

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The Library holds a monthly Mystery Book Club on the first Tuesday of each month at 7 pm. For more information, call the Reference Department and ask for Sara or visit our Mystery Book Club Blog.

Here are some links for avid book readers to check out. • Bookpage • GoodReads • Fantastic Fiction   • Library Thing  • Reading Group Choices   • Shelf Awareness  • Stop You’re Killing Me

The North Providence Library now offers One-on-One computer training/help sessions. Adults, 18 years and older, can stop by the Reference Desk or call 353-5600 ext. 809 to schedule a half hour appointment with a staff member for computer help of your choice, for example, learning how to set up an e-mail account.