Caistorville Public Library

The Caistorville Womens Institute initiated a public library to serve local citizens in September 1964. It was situated on York Street with volunteer workers from the membership of the Womens Institute. After a successful three years in operation at that site, the library moved into a building on John Street. As a centennial project Caistorville volunteers built the libray on land donated by Wilfred Sharp and materials were donated by Slacks Lumber. An official opening was held in June 1967 and Womens Institute members continued to volunteer their services until 1969 when the present librarian Barbara Stolys was hired. In 1974, washroom facilities and a children's room were added.

Construction of the new Caistorville Public Library at 9549 York Street was completed in August 2006 and the grand opening was held in October. Furnishings were made possible by a grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation.

Inventory includes 12,000 books, 112 books on CD's and cassettes plus over 300 children's videos (Please take a moment and read the Video and Internet Policies). Four new computers have been received with a printer, fax machine, copier and scanner available for public use.