Unique in Burlington County, we are both a library that is managed by a not-for-profit volunteer association as well as a branch of the Burlington County Library System
The web site is proudly sponsored by the Riverton Free Library Association
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Library Programs
For program details, see the BCLS Online Event Calendar.
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The Historical Society of Riverton is proud to offer a dramatic presentation of the life of Sergeant Henry Johnson, who was a soldier in the 139th Infantry Regiment, whose bravery and uncommon heroism in hand-to-hand combat saved lives during his World War I service in the Argonne. His citation read:The Distinguished Service Cross is presented to Henry Johnson, Sergeant, U.S. Army, for extraordinary heroism in action in France during the period 13 – 15 May 1918. Come hear about this remarkable man.
After a short, general meeting of the HSR at 7 PM on November 14th, hear an actor portray Sgt. Johnson. All are welcome.
Tickets for the Candlelight House Tour are now on sale!
Always a favorite, the Candlelight House Tour is being held the first Saturday in December, the 1st from 4 until 9 PM. Visit beautifully-decorated local homes along with Open Houses at The New Leaf, the Porch Club, Christ Episcopal Church (with its gorgeous Tiffany window!), and The Guitar Guild of Palmyra.
Tickets can be purchased in-advance for $15 per person or $20 at-the-door on the day of the event at: The New Leaf, The Guitar Guild, and at the Riverton Free Library.
Proceeds benefit the Riverton Free Library.
We are highlighting dinosaur books this month at the Riverton Library. Think dinosaurs are just for kids? Think again! We selected a few titles from our collection suitable for adults, teens and kids.
The Friends of the Riverton Free Library and the Board of the Riverton Free Library Association welcome you to their fundraiser, The Candlelight House Tour!
Generous Palmyra and Riverton neighbors share their beautiful homes and many local businesses will be open, too, bringing early holiday cheer to our towns. Proceeds benefit the Riverton Free Library.
Mark your calendars for Saturday, December 1st. Details to follow!