Events
- Oct10
Come and join us at the library for a Fraud Prevention and Awareness workshop lead by a member from the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC). Please call branches by Oct 2 to register.
- Oct22
Library staff lead you through this workshop where we learn to determine fact from fiction online. Please call the branches to register.
- Oct25
How are your sleuthing skills? Help us search for the six suspects, learn about finger printing and search for clues to solve an escape room challenge!
About this Library
So what is there to discover?
In 1929, Henry E. Bodman and Harlow N. Davock, both of Detroit, chose this site and built a log cabin. They presented the cabin to Tobermory as the public library. The cabin measured 24 x 36 feet and was built from rocks and logs. The ceiling was made from British Columbia Fir, two inches thick, tongued and grooved and supported by old fashioned cross beams. The cabin was furnished and a large fireplace of rugged stone was built at one end. The building became a free public library with Mr. Weir Grieve as its first librarian.
Become a Member
If you are a Bruce County Resident, you can become a member free of charge by completing a library card application at any of our 17 Branch Library locations.
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