The George F. Johnson Memorial Library, established in 1915, is a public library located in Endicott, New York. Originally known as the Endicott Free Library and later the Ideal Home Library, it was named in memory of local industrialist George F. Johnson. The library is noted for its pioneering efforts in mobile library services, operating one of the first horse-drawn bookmobiles in the northeastern U.S. in 1916. Its mission is to provide diverse materials, information from both traditional and technological sources, and services from qualified staff to meet the recreational, educational, and lifelong learning needs of all users. The library promotes inclusivity and ensures a valued and respected environment for individuals of all backgrounds. Collections include historical newspapers dating back to 1856, photographs, and memorabilia. The library also offers public computer terminals with internet access, free Wi-Fi, and online databases. The Friends of the Library group actively supports the library through book sales and donations.
