Public Library service in Lansdowne began as a mobile library site of the Eastern Ontario Library Services. In 1974 Council decided that the Township should have its own public library service and the Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Public Library was opened at 1 Jessie Street in 1979.
As a result of amalgamation in 2001 the Lansdowne branch is now the main administration centre of the four branches Township of Leeds and the Thousand Islands Public Library.
Leeds and the Thousand Islands Public library offers a wide selection of programs and activities at their 3 branches located in: Lansdowne, Lyndhurst, and Seeley's Bay.
Check out the LTIPL Programming Page (https://www.ltipl.net/programming) for all current, recurring, and ongoing programming on offer! Do you have an idea for a program or see want to offer one? Contact the library staff to bring your idea to life! The library is happy to help get your idea from paper to practice.
Library Board Meetings are open to the public, and are held on the third Wednesday of the month - 10:00 am at 1 Jessie Street Lansdowne.