Grantsburg Public Library

The Grantsburg Public Library, founded in 1947 by the Grantsburg Woman’s Club, opened its doors to the public on Saturday, November 22, 1947 in space donated by Burnett Larson in Larson’s Supply Store. Members of the community donated books.

In 1950 the library was moved to the Francis Freeman building on Oak Street, where, for 27 years, Francis stoked the fires, paid for snow removal and charged minimal rent for the use of the library space.

With the relocation of the village offices and the library to the community building in 1978, a municipal library was established by a resolution passed by the village board.

When the Grantsburg School District built a new middle school, the library and village offices moved into the newly renovated old junior high building.  The new library was dedicated on October 22, 2000.

Mission: 

The mission of the Grantsburg Public Library, Mary Ann Erickson Memorial, is to provide a broad range of information resources to the community.  We offer a defined program of information, educational, recreational and cultural enrichment opportunities,including those available through the Internet.