Libraries
The Town of Three Rivers is fortunate to be the home of excellent libraries and museums that are available for use by residents through members of the community. Filled with great programs and endless information, the public is able to gain knowledge about our area’s rich history, get involved in local events, and access a variety of learning tools. Find a museum or library near you, below.
Georgetown Genevieve Soloman Memorial Library
The Georgetown Genevieve Soloman Memorial Library is your go-to for books, music, DVDs, instrument rentals, public archives, historic research and more. Get your library card and visit us in-person or online to access everything the library has to offer.
(902) 283-3003
47 Kent Street, Georgetown, PE C0A 1L0
Website
Facebook: @PEILibrary
The Montague Rotary Library opened to the public in 1933 and was the first library branch established in PEI under the Carnegie Library Demonstration. The library continues to support the informational, educational and recreational needs within the community.
(902) 838-2928
21 Sullivan Lane Montague, PE C0A 1R0
Website
Facebook: @PEILibrary
Also known as Canada’s Smallest Library is home to about 1800 books. A lifetime membership costs $5.00 and the return policy is based on the honour system.
4545 Wharf Rd, Cardigan, PE C0A 1G0
Museums
Established in May of 1958 by PEIs former Governor General, Vincent Massey, The Garden of the Gulf Museum is the Island’s oldest community museum. There are a variety of artifacts and displays that include an old general store and school house display, Mi’kmaq artifacts, and historic pictures of the town of Montague.
(902) 838-2467
564 Main St Montague, Prince Edward Island C0A 1R0
http://www.montaguemuseumpei.com/
Cardigan Heritage Centre
Roma at Three Rivers National Historic Site of Canada
Phone: 902-838-3413
505 Roma Point Road, Brudenell, PE C0A 1R0
http://www.roma3rivers.com/
