Tidioute Public Library, located in Tidioute, PA, has been proudly serving the community for 100 years! Established in 1921 under the supervision of Miss Helen Rockwell, the library has since grown into a valuable resource for residents. Originally housed in a room behind Emerson's Barbershop, it now stands at 197 Main Street, thanks to a generous donation of property by local businessman Gordon Norton. The library offers a wide range of products and services to cater to the needs of its patrons.

From an extensive collection of books, movies, audio books, eBooks, and magazines, there is something for everyone to enjoy. In addition, the library provides access to computers and Wi-Fi for public use, enabling individuals to stay connected and pursue their interests online. Families with children will appreciate the dedicated children's play area, where young ones can engage in educational and imaginative activities.

Whether you're seeking a good book, a quiet study space, or access to digital resources, Tidioute Public Library is here to enhance your reading and learning experience