The Isle La Motte Free Public Library is located on Main Street, just north of the “Four Corners.” This lovely and historic stone building was built in 1830 by James Ritchie, for Ira Hill who lived in the large stone house to the south. Built of locally quarried limestone, the building was originally used by tenant farmers, and at one time housed two families. It became a library in 1904.

Please come and visit our unique library. Check out a book, use our computers for Internet access, or simply enjoy this beautiful building.