About the Library

Welcome to Hall Memorial Library, Ellington’s vibrant community hub for learning, exploration, and engagement. Since opening its doors in 1903 as a gift from Francis Hall, our library has grown from a 5,000 sq. ft. reading room into a welcoming 19,000 sq. ft. facility offering over 70,000 materials across multiple formats—books, magazines, movies, digital content, museum passes, and more.

Our mission is to provide free, personalized services and resources that enrich all ages and backgrounds—families, students, professionals, and retirees. Whether you’re diving into research with our expert staff, brushing up on computer skills, uncovering your family history, or just relaxing with a great read, we’re here for you .

We’re more than just books:

• Computers & Wi‑Fi access for everyone

• Meeting & study rooms used daily by local groups

• Engaging programs: story times, crafts, classes, summer reading,

• Expanded services: poster printing, passports, and notary services

• A friendly staff ready to guide your next adventure

Located at 93 Main Street, at the heart of Ellington, we invite you to visit, discover, and connect. Hall Memorial Library is your place to learn, create, and thrive.