Now Available!

The long-awaited 2019-2020 Annual Report is now available. In an effort to be green, the report is accessible online. Download your digital copy today!

Library Hours

We are open: Monday through Wednesday 9 am to 7 pm, Thursday through Friday 9 am to 6 pm and Saturday 9 am to 5 pm.

Become a Friend Today

Your membership and support makes it possible for the library to do a variety of fun programs for all ages. Learn More...

Fine Free

Seymour Library no longer charges fines for overdue materials. Learn more here...

Books by Mail from Seymour Library

Books by Mail is a new service from Seymour Library that will deliver books and some media (audiobooks and DVDs) to homebound Cayuga County patrons.

Mental Health Resources

May is National Mental Health Month. Seymour Library offers a variety of books (print and digital) and other resources focused on mental health related topics for adults, families, and children.

Seymour Library is partnering with HistoryForge to create an interactive web environment which uses census records and historic maps to explore the history of Auburn in the early 1900s. We are looking for volunteers to help transcribe census records as part of this project. HistoryForge is an innovative digital history project led by the History Center in Tompkins County in Ithaca, NY. The project is generously funded by a two-year grant for Public Engagement with Historical Records from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC) of the National Archives (NARA).

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Resources for Educational Exploration

Thinking of homeschooling your child this academic year? Looking for ways to help your child learn at home? This pages offers a variety of resources for homeschooling & educational exploration.

Find a great film!

Enjoy streaming with Kanopy! Click on the link now or go to our eLibrary tab.

Mask Update

For the health and safety of our staff and patrons, Seymour Library requires all visitors to wear a face mask.

Seymour Library Welcomes You

Located at 176-178 Genesee Street, Auburn NY, Seymour Library serves the City of Auburn and communities in Owasco, Sennett, and Fleming. Explore books, DVDs, music, and more with your library card.

Our hours are:

Monday through Wednesday 9 am to 7 pm, Thursday through Friday 9 am to 6 pm and Saturday 9 am to 5 pm.

Printing services are available, Wifi is accessible throughout the building, and you can make an appointment to use one of our public computer stations by calling the library at 315-252-2571.

In-person technology help is also available. Receive assistance with digital downloads (OverDrive, Hoopla, etc.), and computer basics training. Call to make your appointment today.

Library News

It’s DINO-VEMBER

DINO-VEMBER - at Seymour Library. Explore dinosaurs all month long at the library.

Rarrwww!! It’s time to get excited because it is our first time celebrating Dino-Vember!

Explore dinosaurs all month long at the library! Seymour Library will be bringing you special activities — including Take & Makes, a dinosaur scavenger hunt, and a visit from Book-o-Saurus Rex.

Find out what the dinosaurs did last night in our library or enjoy our online dinosaur storytime, and be sure to follow us on social media!

Get some fall inspiration! Check out a cookbook. Ask a librarian for more suggestions.

Get ready for Holiday Cooking!

It’s November, and the weather is perfect for cooking or baking up your fall bounty! Don’t forget our cake pans and cookie cutters are available with your library card. Get ready for the holidays and find your favorite recipes with Seymour Library. If you stop by the library in person, look for our FREE recipe cards available courtesy of the Friends of Seymour Library.

For patrons who wish to be contact-free, the library offers Curbside Service, and remember the library is open 24/7 with our eLibrary offering a variety of online resources. Borrow or stream eBooks, movies, audiobooks, and more, or research your family history, learn a new language, or browse newspaper articles with our online databases.

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Please continue to return your items to the library’s Book Drop.

For more information visit: https://seymourlibrary.org/librarynews/