ABOUT THE LIBRARY

Floyd Memorial Library, in Greenport, New York, was founded in 1907. The stone building was donated by Grace Floyd in honor of her father, David Gelston Floyd, in 1917. In July of 1997, after approval by the voters, ground was broken for a 1.3 million dollar expansion. The library dedication was held on May 22, 1999 and since then we have hosted many concerts, adult and children's programs, and numerous activities.

The Floyd Memorial Library provides access to the Internet to help Greenport, East Marion and Orient residents of all ages to receive answers to their questions and to provide easy access to resources for personal enjoyment and learning.
The Internet is an unregulated medium. Not all sources on the Internet provide information that is current, accurate, or complete. Some of the material on the Internet may be objectionable. You may see things on the Internet that you do not wish to see or wish your children to view. The Floyd Memorial Library is unable to control or monitor the content of the materials on the Internet, some of which changes quickly and without warning.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Nancy Fischer, President	Michael Collins, Vice President
Keith McCamy, Secretary	Melina Angelson, Treasurer
Rosemary Gabriel Diane Mulvaney Maggi Travis
Lisa Richland, Director	Poppy Johnson, Assistant Director

Board meetings are open to the public and are held at 7:00 pm on the first Monday of every month.

From the West: Take the L.I. Expressway to the last exit (Exit 73) Country Road-58/Old Country Road. Merge onto CR-58. Pass through one roundabout. CR-58 becomes Route 25. Stay on Route 25 for approximately 20 miles. You will travel through the towns of Mattituck, Cutchogue, and Southold. When you enter the Village of Greenport, Route 25 becomes Front Street. Pass through one traffic light and at the next street, turn left onto First Street. Proceed approximately 1/2 mile. The library is on the left side of the road, on the corner of First and North streets.

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