The C. H. Booth Library, located in Newtown, CT, is the principal public library serving the town and surrounding community. Its mission is to foster a love of lifelong learning, spark curiosity, encourage the exchange of ideas, and provide a welcoming space for community gathering. The library is committed to offering equitable access to information and resources for everyone, whether in person or online. Services include a wide array of digital content such as e-books, audiobooks, and streaming films, alongside fast WiFi, remote printing, and curbside pickup. The library also focuses on educational programming designed to engage all ages and prepare young children for school success. Originally a gift from Mary Elizabeth Hawley, named after her grandfather, the library opened in 1932 and was considered highly modern for its time, featuring fireproof construction and advanced amenities. It continues to evolve, providing diverse materials, digital tools, and programs to meet the community's needs and connect individuals with information, entertainment, and each other.