Welcome to the Goshen County Library

Welcome to Goshen County Library. We have been serving the citizens of Goshen County for nearly 100 years. You will find a wide range of materials for children and adults. We carry books in print, audio books, e-books, several magazine subscriptions, and local and national newspapers. We have computers for public use and wi-fi is available within the building.

Mobile Planetarium

 Please don't look for us in the library, we'll be in the Pony Express Room of the Lincoln Center.
July 23rd, 2019 from 9am-12pm

Speaker for Hemingway Celebration

August 6th, 2019 6pm

As part of One Book Wyoming, this year celebrating Ernest Hemingway, Charles Fournier of Cheyenne will be doing a presentation on Hemingway. His presentation will explore themes of nature, travel, exploration, race, performance of persona, masculinity, war, fame, and the value of Wyoming.

For now you can come in and get your free copy of 'In Our Time'.

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KIDS IN THE LIBRARY

 

Story times- Tuesday mornings 10:15-10:45

SUSPENDED FOR SUMMER READING PROGRAM

Each Tuesday morning a staff member will present a variety of stories and crafts for preschoolers. This story time is geared towards 3-5 year olds capable of participating independently of their adult caregivers. Caregivers are welcome to join in until the child is comfortable.

Charcoal and Quill Guild- Thursdays 4-5pm

Everyone 13-18 years of age who hasn't yet graduated high school is welcome to attend. Charcoal and Quill Guild is a collection of teens who are enthusiastic about art, writing, poetry, and other assorted media. Teens who are looking to better themselves through the support of their peers. We usually drink tea, have cookies, do a small art project as a group, and display works in the library. Sharing is not mandatory but encouraged.

See our previous works here

 

Favorite Author Quote for the Moment

It is by the goodness of God that in our country we have those three unspeakably precious things: freedom of speech, freedom of conscience, and the prudence never to practice either of them.

Mark Twain