The library will be closed today, February 13th, due to icy road conditions. 

  

Library History


The Daniel Pierce Library is nestled in the scenic Catskill Mountains just 100 miles from New York City. Daniel Pierce, a successful native son, donated the original building, which was completed in 1902.

Today, more than 100 years later, the original 1902 building is restored to its former beauty, and a new 23,500 square-foot addition houses a Children’s Literacy Center, Reading Room, Community Center, and Computer facilities with free, building-wide WiFi access. People of all ages regularly utilize the Daniel Pierce Library facilities. The Library sponsors enrichment programs and also serves as a community center and meeting facility.

Because of an incredible Library Board, a dedicated staff, a heroic volunteer network, and wonderfully supportive patrons, the Daniel Pierce Library continues to fulfill its mission of providing excellent library services to the residents of the Tri-Valley community.


Library Patron Cards


Tri-Valley Central School District residents are eligible for a Daniel Pierce Library patron card. Please visit the front desk for information. Photo identification and proof of residence (such as a utility or tax bill) is required.