The Library Board purchased the little building on Galena Avenue next to the Community Building for $35 in August of 1933 and transformed the space with donations of labor and resources from the community.

Due to limited funds, the library was closed.

By early 1929, the Library collection had grown to 1150 volumes, and members of the Brimfield Library Association decided to move the collection and equipment to a larger space above the H. O. Cady & Son store on the corner of Galena and Knoxville Avenues. The Library Association's officers were [...]

The original Brimfield Public Library housed its collection of 600 donated books in a room in Brimfield’s Community Building and was open to the public on Saturday afternoons from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. The Library was run by volunteer librarians, including Mrs. Harold Burt, Miss Dorothy Plack, Mrs. R.B. [...]

On March 18, 1927, Brimfield community members met to discuss the formation of a Public Library Association. The Association was formally created on March 31, 1927. Miss Florence Wyman was elected President, and Mrs. Bertha A. Roberts was elected secretary. Other association members included Mrs. H. O. Cady, Mrs. Orvill [...]