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Vose Library
Vose Library was founded in 1932 with the bequest of a collection of books and $5000 from Helen Ayer Vose, a school teacher who was born in Union. Books may be returned during regular library hours, or after hours to the bookdrop located to the left of the library entance. Audiobooks, videos and magazines should be returned to the bookdrop only if placed in a bag.
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Contact Address:Vose Library
392 Common Road
PO Box 550
Union, ME, 04862
Phone : (207) 785-4733
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