The Hartford Library is a historic public library in Hartford, Vermont, built in 1893 and designed in a blend of Queen Anne and Colonial Revival architectural styles. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and stands as one of the oldest purpose-built library buildings in the state. Its primary role is to provide access to books, research materials, and educational programming, while also offering quiet spaces for reading and study. Historically, it included a lecture hall, reflecting its long-standing function as both a place of learning and a gathering space for the community. Overall, it serves as a civic institution centered on literacy, information, and education.