Among Friends
News and notes from North Kingstown Free Library
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Make a piece of jewelry using sea glass as a gift to yourself or to give as a holiday present.
Teens ages 10-17 will get priority seating. Interested adults can be added to a waiting list by email egoodman@nklibrary.org.
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How does a a devout Catholic schoolgirl grow up to be a physician, an atheist, feminist, anti-war activist as well as a Mob doctor and Mob mistress cause the downfall of the New England Mafia?
Meet Barbara Roberts, and find out!
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Most folks, when they hear the name Wickford, immediately think of two things, and appropriately so: history and art.
Join Tim Cranston while he delves into the roots of Wickford’s 130 year old connection to the arts.
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Monday, December 2
11:00 AM
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Tuesday, December 3
6:30 PM
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Tuesday, December 10
6:30 PM
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Looking for a personalized recommendations?
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Introducing... Ask Nancy!
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Nancy, the Fiction Librarian, can help you with your questions about books, authors and DVDs/Blu-Rays that deal with fictional material. Click the button below to fill out our request form. We'll feature some recommendations right here in your inbox in future months.
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North Kingstown High School, Class of 1905.
Back row, from left to right:
Elizabeth Tully, Gertrude Cullen, Edith Gardiner, Luke Ward, Fannie Maglone, Augustis Weigel, Mary Duffy.
Front row, from left to right:
Beulah Gardiner, Viola Rigney, Mabel Spink, Malvinia Lafreniere, Jessie Maglone, Viola Fiske.
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Each month we will highlight a particular item from our historic South County Room Collection Catalog. Pictured here is a graduation photo of the
North Kingstown High School class of 1905, the first class to graduate from the high school. This photo is part of a large collection of photos, school records and memorabilia donated to the library by the high school in 2012.
We have in the collection many of the class photos for the graduating classes of the high school for the years 1905-1969. Viewing many of these items online is now easy to do using our new
catalog, which allows you to search by a particular graduating class, person or subject. If you would like to learn more about the members of the class of 1905, Tim Cranston has written an excellent series of brief biographies which you can access
here.
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November 27 - December 19
The library will be showcasing the Extraordinary Women of East Bay exhibit from Roger Williams University. The exhibit includes banners with biographies and photographs of some highlighted women, along with a collection of artifacts and facsimiles. The exhibit also features an extensive digital database which includes those women highlighted, as well as many more!
"Spanning more than three centuries of Rhode Island’s history, the Extraordinary Women of the East Bay Exhibition recognizes and celebrates women who have made a difference in their communities - Barrington, Bristol, Jamestown, Little Compton, Middletown, Newport, Portsmouth, Tiverton, and Warren." ~
Extraordinary Women of East Bay
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Make your holiday go further this year
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How are you giving back this year as you shop Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals this weekend, purchase supplies for parties and gifts for your loved ones?
A donation to the Friends of North Kingstown Free Library doesn't have to cost you extra! Simply log into your Amazon account via
smile.amazon.com and select the Friends of your preferred charity. Amazon will donate a portion of the proceeds to the Friends.
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Your donations go to supporting library programming, discounted museum passes, this email interface, and so much more. Feel good about where your money is going this holiday season.
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100 Boone Street, North Kingstown, RI 02852
(401) 294-3306
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