Geneva Public Library

Through the efforts of the Daughters of the American Revolution Seneca Chapter and Charles N. Hemiup, the Library began in June 1905 as a free association library named the "Geneva Free Library". Now more than a hundred years later, the renamed Geneva Public Library still pursues its mission to inspire and support a lifetime of learning and creativity for the Geneva community.

The Library houses a physical collection of local history volumes, microfilmed records of the local newspaper, particularly the Finger Lakes Times, and provides access to several genealogical databases. The library also offers free research assistance, simply visit the Library's website for more information on how to make a request.