Milton Public Library

Milton Public Library formed in 1870, while the building was completed in 1904. The red brick Beaux-Arts style building was constructed by Shepley, Rutan, and Coolidge, a Boston-based architectural firm that succeeded Henry Hobson Richardson, the pioneer of the Richardson Romanesque style. Additions to the library were added in 1956 and 2009 with similar red brick and limestone as the original design but with modern features such as floor to ceiling glass on the top story.

Thank you MPL for being a great spot to catch up on research, take the kids to learn and explore, and of course, read! We always enjoy teaching the kids about dental health there too! Great team of librarians and staff.

The staff allows patrons to talk on their cell phones and do not ask people discontinue talking. Do not come here if you want quiet to get work done as it will not happen. This is not the first time I have been here with constant cell phone use. I have been here after 3pm and the school kids come in, talk on their cell phones and make a lot of noise. When I asked the librarians about the cell phone use and noise, they said yes it gets loud and there is only one "quiet room". Seems odd as I thought this was a library.

Tyler is a warm, helpful asset to the Reference Team on Floor 2! Thanks for you ☀️ Designed for many to find the setting that comfortably works for them and be productive,, meet, or just be quiet:🤓.

All staffs very friendly, support well. Thanks so much