About Marlboro Free Library The Marlboro Free Library is chartered with New York State as a School District Public Library, which means that we share our tax district with the Marlboro Central School System. Full-time Marlboro school district residents have full membership privileges, as do non-residents who pay an annual membership fee. Our budget is open to review by the public and voted on annually. We are members of the MidHudson Library System, a state mandated entity that serves public libraries in Columbia, Dutchess, Greene, Putnam, and Ulster Counties. Our publicly elected Board of Trustees meets regularly (usually monthly) and oversees most areas of the library except library operations which fall under the library director's responsibility. The Board hires the library director. Meetings are open to the public.
Discover about President Roosevelt and his family along with his presidential term at the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library & Museum. Housed on FDR’s family estate, FDR Library was one of the first presidential libraries of the country. The museum narrates the story of the Roosevelt era with a rich collection of artifacts and archives along with rotating displays. The audio-visual theatre and other interactive media along with an array archives, you can explore about the president's and the country’s past here.
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The Elting Memorial Library that serves as a public library features a huge collection of 'house books' that consists of the history of the historical structures within the village. Formerly known as the New Paltz Free Library, this library was made up of stone. It also includes of programs that include speakers, reading nights, free movies, etc.
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