Penn Kidder Library | Community learning & connection in Albrightsville
Penn Kidder Library in Albrightsville, PA is a public library serving Penn Forest Township and Kidder Township. This small-town library offers a welcoming space for readers, learners and families. Visitors can browse books, access computers and enjoy a calm environment designed for community use. Despite its size, the library plays an important role in northern Carbon County by offering programs and resources for all ages.
The library hosts regular programming for children and adults. Weekly storytime sessions include crafts and social time for families. Game nights and seasonal activities encourage connection across generations. A computer club helps patrons build confidence with technology, while public computers support printing, copying and online access. Volunteers and staff work closely with patrons to shape programs that reflect community interests.
Founded in 2013, Penn Kidder Library began as a small modular unit and relocated several times as it grew. The library expanded its collection and space before moving to its current location on Route 903 in 2020. That same year, it became a branch of the Dimmick Memorial Library in Jim Thorpe. Today, patrons can request materials from other regional libraries, greatly expanding access beyond the local shelves.
Penn Kidder Library in Albrightsville delivers essential resources, welcoming programs and strong community support.
