Teen Ink is a teen literary magazine written by teens. It has been around since 1989. On the site you will see original book reviews, poetry, fiction and nonfiction written by teens. You’ll find college information and contests to enter like the interview contest and community service award. Take a look!
Read moreThe Hagaman Teen Advisory Group (HTAG) is a community service club for teens in grades 6-12. You can earn community service hours for school, while helping to make a difference for your town library. Members help to select new books for the collection, setup displays, assist with programs, fundraise, and participate in other activities that help the library. We also […]
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Read moreWinter 2016-2017 Events! The Winter 2016-2017 edition of Hagaman Happenings is here! Click here to download, view or print, or pick one up at the library. Events for adults and children are also listed in the calendar below, and on our Facebook page. If you would like to be reminded of upcoming programs, please sign up for our email list using the link […]
Read moreThe Hagaman Memorial Library is an “association” library which receives its primary funding from the Town of East Haven. Its employees do not work for the Town of East Haven, do not come under the jurisdiction of the Civil Service Commission, and are not members of a union. The Hagaman Memorial Library is an equal opportunity employer. Minorities, females, handicapped […]
Read moreThe present building and materials were funded by a generous gift from Mr. Isaac Hagaman. It is believed that he was inspired by a gift of $1,000 made by his housekeeper, Mrs. Harriet Metcalf. The spirit of giving continues today through a variety of programs: Help us for free by purchasing books from Amazon. The library will get 6% of […]
Read moreThe Hagaman Memorial Library serves the East Haven community with a collection exceeding 70,000 volumes. Materials for preschoolers through adults fill its shelves. Access to magazine & newspaper articles, databases and books at other Connecticut libraries is available through iconn.org, Connecticut’s digital library. Circulation exceeds 139,000 items per year. Library Strategic Plan Revised March 2015 – February 2017 Long Range Plan March 2009 […]
Read moreThe Hagaman Memorial Library’s homebound program serves East Haven residents who are unable to visit the library in person due to a permanent or temporary mobility or vision impairment. Our partnership with SARAH Inc. of Branford allows a driver and a client from the organization to deliver and pick up library materials every Tuesday and two Thursdays per month between 10:00am and 12:00pm. […]
Read moreAll Connecticut public libraries have a cooperative arrangement to allow resource sharing. East Haven residents are welcome to use their library cards to borrow resources from any Connecticut public library. Your card must be up to date and in good standing. Some libraries may require additional identification, and may ask to register your card in their systems. Branford’s James Blackstone […]
Read moreHagaman Memorial Library 227 Main Street East Haven, CT 06512 203/468-3890 203/468-3892 Fax Children’s Librarian: Sascha Gardiner sgardiner at hagamanlibrary dot org Circulation Manager: Darleen Hood dhood at hagamanlibrary dot org Community Services Librarian: Cynthia Gwiazda cgwiazda at hagamanlibrary dot org 203/468-3891 (direct line and voice mail) Reference Librarian: Fawn Gillespie fgillespie at hagamanlibrary dot org Head of Technical Services: Matt Earls […]
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