Greenfield Branch

Services

• Books, talking books on CD, DVDs and magazines for all ages
• Newspapers: Salinas Californian, Salinas Valley Tribune
• Materials in English and Spanish
• E-Books and E-Audio
• Public computers with Internet, Microsoft Office, scan, fax, print, and copy
• Public meeting rooms(s) reservation at the library front desk and online.
• Free wireless Internet 
• Homework Center:  Tue 2-7pm, Wed 1:30-6:30pm, Thur 1-6pm
• Programs and events for children and adults, and much more
• Local Friends group:  831-674-2614
• Specialized Services:  Story time and crafts, acrylic paint pouring class, stem and maker space activities, Monty money
• Use this wireless print link to print from your device.
  If you are having issues, feel free to reach out to your local branch for help.

Branch History

Greenfield began as a tent city called “Three Mile Flat.” The town was founded on land that was originally purchased and resold by John S. Clark, known as the Joaquin de la Torre land grant. Nearly 300 families united to buy a substantial portion of the former Rancho Arroyo Seco. Greenfield was officially incorporated in 1947.

The Greenfield Library was the first library in Monterey County, established on January 8, 1914, in the home of Mrs. Ida M. Clark. The current Greenfield Library Branch held its grand opening on April 10, 1994, becoming the first county-owned library. This 7,100-square-foot building features murals painted by local artist Cindy Davis, which depict the town of Greenfield, and a full-wall quilt created by the Greenfield Quilters showcases the area’s history.

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