About the library

In 1958, Fredonia Public Library was organized by the local Women's Club. With an initial donation of 300 books, the library was up and running, staffed by Women's Club and community volunteers. Over the years it was moved four times, closing down once for one year when no space could be found to house it. What started as a modest project in 1958 blossomed into a wonderful place for current library patrons.

Fredonia Public Library offers books for all ages and tastes, DVD's, audio books, magazines, daily newspapers, and an Arizona and surrounding history special collection. Computers and free Wi-Fi are available. Programs for kids are held throughout the school year with special reading programs in summer. The library hosts an adult craft night each month and a Sit & Knit hour each Wednesday afternoon.

Our partnership with Flagstaff City – Coconino County Library system provides our patrons with many options for research and entertainment. We invite you to download the Libby library app for use with your Fredonia library card as well as coming in to see what we have available. We have a “Library of Things” available for check out that includes everything from yard tools to kitchen gadgets.

Additional Services:
• Copies, scanning, & lamination
• Large Format Printing
• DVD repairs
• Vinyl & Paper cutting (Cricut machine)
• In library video game console play
• Computers
  • Patrons & Non-patrons free with time limits
• Fax
• ILL Service

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