LEAP
(Learn, Explore and Play) is an innovating
science enrichment program for children and youth
based at the Edgewood Branch of HCPL. Introducing
different science themes through programs led
by scientists and engineers, and take-home science
oriented kits, LEAP encourages children and teens
to consider pursuing science and technology careers
that are and will be the basis of many jobs in
the local area.
LEAP: Science is Fun!
is made possible by a grant from the
U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services
From I-95: Take
Exit 77A (Rt. 24 South). Follow Rt. 24 approximately
2 miles
to Rt. 755 (Edgewood Road) and turn left.
Take Rt. 755 to Hanson Road and turn left.
Library is on the right.
From Rt. 40:
Take Rt. 40 to Rt. 755 South (Edgewood Road).
Take Rt. 755 to Hanson Road and turn left.
Library is on the right.
The
Edgewood Branch Library
has been a strong presence in the community since 1962.
In 2001, the newly renovated and expanded branch facility
opened for business, providing a 16,500 square foot
facility. This spacious new facility offers drive-up
window service, ample access to public computers, and
a community meeting room with capacity for 125 people.
The Branch offers programs for all
ages including book discussion groups held at the Edgewood
Senior Center, and an Afterschool Club. Plan to attend
our wide variety of programs and activities.
Chess enthusiasts of all ages and skill
levels gather at the library each Thursday night
Younger children may attend Babies
Love Books, Drop in Story times at 10:45 a.m. every
Thursday and various special programs held through
out the year.
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