Hustontown Branch Library

Hustontown Branch Library Your library close to home
This small town library has everything that a larger library has, only on a smaller basis.

We have books, DVDs, audiobooks, computers, wifi, programs, copying and fax services.

08/20/2026

New items in McConnellsburg and Hustontown:
To place a hold on any of these items just call the library in McConnellsburg or Hustontown. You can also place holds using your online library account or the library’s app, Aspen LiDA.
New fiction includes “It’s Not Her” by Mary Kubica, “Where the River Settles” by Kemma Marshal, “Under the Falls” by Richard Russo, “The Secrets We Hide” by Karin Slaughter, “The True Meaning of Love” by Danielle Steel, “Defender” by Michelle Aleckson, and “You’ll Love it Here” by Natalie Sue. New large print fiction includes “Hot Girl Murder Club” by Ashley Winstead, “The Sky Beneath Her” by Mary Ellen Taylor, “Probable Caws” by Donna Andrews, “The Women in White” by Sarah Pekkanen, “Until Midnight” by Luanne Rice, and The Secrets We Hide” by Karin Slaughter.
New nonfiction titles include “What to Cook When You Don’t Feel Like Cooking” by Caroline Chambers, and “A Guide to Open Water Lifesaving: Lessons on Love, Care, and Survival: A Memoir” by Virginia Eubanks.
New items for kids include “Beasts From Before the Dinosaurs” by Ben Lerwill, “This Book is Seriously Silly!” by Ben Clanton, and “Fight of the Flamestrike” by Cressida Cowell.

08/13/2026

New items in McConnellsburg and Hustontown:
To place a hold on any of these items just call the library in McConnellsburg or Hustontown. You can also place holds using your online library account or the library’s app, Aspen LiDA.
New fiction includes “Getting Away with Murder” by Shari Lapena and “Shrink Solves Murder” by Philippa Perry. New large print fiction includes “It Could Have Been Her” by Lisa Jewell, “Ransom” by Daniel Silva, “We Are Gathered Here Today” by Bobby Finger, “The Melody of Love” by Wanda Brunstetter, and “The Last Letters of Sally and Walter” by Cammie McGovern.
New nonfiction titles include “Sisters of the Midnight Sun: A Murder in Arctic Alaska” by Rebecca Wright Stevens, “Ghost Girl: Surviving the Black Swan Murders” by Eva Benefield, “All My Dead Cats and Other Losses” by S. E. Smith, “Take Me to Your Leader” by Neil DeGrasse Tyson, “Estate Planning Basics” by Denis Clifford, “Protecting Your Assets From Probate and Long-Term Care” by Evan Farr, “Unleashed: How to Bring Out the Best in Your Dog” by Jamie Goodrich, and “All that’s Unseen: An Appalachian Memoir” by Emilee Hackney.
New items for kids include “Maud and the Very Eventful Week” by Lisa Anchin, “Who is John Cena?” by Ryan Van Cleave, “Pokemon Legendary and Mythical Guidebook” by Simcha Whitehill, “Pokemon: Who Would Win These Battle Matchups?” by Simcha Whitehill, and “Pokecology: An Illustrated Guide to Pokemon Ecology” by the Pokemon Company.

08/06/2026

New items in McConnellsburg and Hustontown:
To place a hold on any of these items just call the library in McConnellsburg or Hustontown. You can also place holds using your online library account or the library’s app, Aspen LiDA.
New fiction includes “Getting Away with Murder” by Shari Lapena and “Shrink Solves Murder” by Philippa Perry. New large print fiction includes “It Could Have Been Her” by Lisa Jewell, “Ransom” by Daniel Silva, “We Are Gathered Here Today” by Bobby Finger, “The Melody of Love” by Wanda Brunstetter, and “The Last Letters of Sally and Walter” by Cammie McGovern.
New nonfiction titles include “Sisters of the Midnight Sun: A Murder in Arctic Alaska” by Rebecca Wright Stevens, “Ghost Girl: Surviving the Black Swan Murders” by Eva Benefield, “All My Dead Cats and Other Losses” by S. E. Smith, “Take Me to Your Leader” by Neil DeGrasse Tyson, “Estate Planning Basics” by Denis Clifford, “Protecting Your Assets From Probate and Long-Term Care” by Evan Farr, “Unleashed: How to Bring Out the Best in Your Dog” by Jamie Goodrich, and “All that’s Unseen: An Appalachian Memoir” by Emilee Hackney.
New items for kids include “Maud and the Very Eventful Week” by Lisa Anchin, “Who is John Cena?” by Ryan Van Cleave, “Pokemon Legendary and Mythical Guidebook” by Simcha Whitehill, “Pokemon: Who Would Win These Battle Matchus?” by Simcha Whitehill, and “Pokecology: An Illustrated Guide to Pokemon Ecology” by the Pokemon Company.

Attention Hustontown and surrounds folks! As we get ready to start our fall schedule, we’re trying to make plans for sto...
08/06/2026

Attention Hustontown and surrounds folks! As we get ready to start our fall schedule, we’re trying to make plans for story time. If you are interested in attending story time, please reach out to April with times when you would be willing to attend. Last year’s poor attendance means we have to change things up and we’re willing to try some new things. Give us a call, send us a message, or get in touch in-person.

Join us for the Back to School Extravaganza on Monday, August 10, 2-6:30 at Fulton County Library. Join us for fun and g...
08/03/2026

Join us for the Back to School Extravaganza on Monday, August 10, 2-6:30 at Fulton County Library. Join us for fun and games and activities. It will be a great time with lots of great folks to meet. We’ll also be doing the backpack giveaway thanks to the help of some other great organizations like Fulton County Community Charities!
Stop by, we’ll see you at the library - 227 North 1st Street, McConnellsburg.

07/30/2026

New items in McConnellsburg and Hustontown:
To place a hold on any of these items just call the library in McConnellsburg or Hustontown. You can also place holds using your online library account or the library’s app, Aspen LiDA.
New fiction includes “The Secret Society of Librarians” by Kate Thompson, “Little Wonder” by Sophie Chen Keller, “The Last to Drown” by Noelle Ihli, and “Whisper Creek” by Allison Brennan. New large print fiction includes “Make Nice” by Ryan Effgen, “Man Overboard” by Kathleen Rooney, “A Long Winter” by Colm Toibin, and “The Unexpected Caller” by Shelley Shepard Gray.
New nonfiction includes “This Vast Enterprise: A New History of Lewis and Clark” by Craig Fehrman, “The Renoir Girls: A Hidden History of Art, War & Betrayal” by Catherine Ostler, and “Regime Change” by Maggie Haberman.
New items for kids include “Midsummer Sister” by Niki Smith, “Styx and Stones” by Gary Schmidt, “Monster Locker: Nine-Tail Trouble” by Jorge Aguirre, “The Gecko Escape Room” by Kayla Whaley, “Howliday Inn” by James Howe, “Wombat Waiting” by Katherine Applegate, “Grumpy Monkey Up All Night” by Suzanne Lang, and “The House With Nobody In It” by Jon Klassen.

As we near the end of summer, we want to take a moment to say thanks to our sponsors this year. Thank you to Donald and ...
07/28/2026

As we near the end of summer, we want to take a moment to say thanks to our sponsors this year. Thank you to Donald and Phyllis Bard; F&M Trust; Forbes Road Lions Club; Fraternal Order of Eagles #4274; Sharon Glenn; Jack Steele Family Dentistry; Kay Hanna & Holly Davis Charitable Fund; LG Aesthetics; Lake Insurance; MacDonald’s Pharmacy, Inc.; Dave and Sheila Scamardella; Nancy J. Shearer; Sheetz; Tele-plus Corporation; Kim and Dayton Tweedy; Wild Annie's; and more.

Sinkholes! Wed. July 29, 10am at the Bureau of Forestry Buchanan State Forest District Office. We’ll be tramping through...
07/28/2026

Sinkholes! Wed. July 29, 10am at the Bureau of Forestry Buchanan State Forest District Office. We’ll be tramping through the woods to look at some sinkholes.
We'll be joined by Dave from the Bureau of Forestry.

This is an outdoor program so bring water, a hat, bug spray, sunscreen, or anything else you need to be comfortable outside. Wear comfortable shoes for walking.

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313 Pitt Street
Hustontown, PA
17229

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Wednesday 10am - 7pm
Friday 10am - 5pm

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