HPL Building Project

The Haverhill Public Library has begun preparing for a major renovation project which will be completed in phases. We will remain open during construction; however, floors or sections of the library will close as each phase progresses. Click the link below for project information, updates, and more!

Building Project Update

America's 250th Anniversary

Join us for programs, reading challenges, and more activities that explore themes related to the American Revolution.

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Sunday Hours

The library is now closed on Sundays until mid-October. We will resume Sunday hours in mid-October. Check back in the fall for more information.

HPL Merchandise!

Check out our online store for all of the latest HPL t-shirts, hats, tote bags, and more!

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Museum Passes

Check out a museum pass and explore museums in MA and NH at discounted admissions!

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Special Collections is closed for the first phase of the library renovation project. Our digital resources remain available.

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May Booklist: Freegal Music Finds

Have you checked out Freegal Music yet? It’s a free music streaming service you can access through the library! You can download the app or find out more at www.freegalmusic.com. Find this and other booklists on our Booklists page! Page 1 albums: Earth Kitt, “Platinum & Gold Collection”; Jeff Tweedy, “Twilight Override”; Bad Bunny, “Debí […]

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High and Low by Kurosawa/Highest 2 Lowest by Lee

Time for a double feature! No spoilers. Based on Akira Kurosawa’s 1963 film High and Low, Spike Lee’s newest film Highest 2 Lowest is the story of a wealthy man caught up in the attempted kidnapping of his son. High and Low tells the story of a basically decent man, Kingo Gondo (played by the […]

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May Displays Around the Library

Nonfiction: Immigrant and Refugee Stories Searching for stories about the lived experiences of immigrants and refugees? This month, explore our display of memoirs, biographies, and more nonfiction books. Are you seeking local, state, or national resources about immigration, citizenship, & more? Check out our New Americans page. Fiction: Drama on the Page Explore the world […]

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“The Puerto Rican War: A Graphic History” by John Vasquez Mejias

Have you ever read about the 1950 insurrection in Puerto Rico, the ensuring deaths of 38 people, and the attempted assassination of President Harry S. Truman?  If not, read about Puerto Rican history and American colonialism in “The Puerto Rican War: A Graphic History” by John Vasquez Mejias. John Vasquez Mejias created this graphic novel with […]