Starburst windows over the large door and a slate hip roof decorated with dentils complete the outside. The entry has polished marble walls and the vestibule has a tiled floor. The fine woodwork of the paneling and the circulation desk, and handsome original light fixtures are other features. The post office rented the right front room until 1966 and during the first year, the postmaster was the day-librarian as well as the janitor. When this space was remodeled into a delightful children's room in 1975-76, all the labor and materials were donated, as were many volunteer hours.
Volunteers still play a major role in keeping the library open six days per week.
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