Specialty:
"Orangeville Public Library originated as the Orangeville Mechanics Institute organization around 1878. The building was designated a heritage site under the Ontario Heritage Act in 2002. Orangeville Public Library's architecture is the only surviving example of Beaux-Arts Classicism in Orangeville, a major contributing factor to the heritage designation. This library includes additional floor space, a community living room, and a spectacular children's area. The library offers downloadable eBooks and audiobooks on CD for all ages. The team provides CELA DAISY talking books on CD for individuals with a print disability. Moreover, your library card allows you to borrow various items from the library. They offer a complete range of services, both online and in person.
2026 Highlights: Orangeville Public Library resources include books, audiobooks, eBooks, magazines, DVDs, music CDs, research databases, genealogy and local history collections, public computers, wireless internet, children's and adult programs, library tours, room rentals, and homebound delivery services."