The Edith M. Fox Branch Library & Community Center in Arlington, MA, is a branch of the Robbins Library, offering a diverse selection of fiction and nonfiction titles for all ages, along with newspapers, magazines, videos, and large print books. Originally established in 1969 through a bequest from Edith M. Fox, the library briefly closed in 1989 due to economic constraints but reopened in 1990 after additional funds were approved by Arlington residents.
Today, the library continues to serve the community with infant-toddler programs, pre-school storytimes, and sing-alongs, providing a welcoming space for learning and engagement. With a rich history of community support and dedication to literacy, the Edith M. Fox Branch Library remains a valuable resource for residents of Arlington, fostering a love of reading and lifelong learning.
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