Floyd Memorial Library
- Tim Spindler
- Dec 22, 2025
- 1 min read
Updated: Jan 22
To be an invaluable cultural resource, responsive to the community and its educational and cultural goals.
Library Vision
The Floyd Memorial Library was chartered in 1907. The building was built by a donation of
Grace Floyd in honor of her father, David Gelston Floyd. It serves as a community space for the village of Greenport on the North Fork of Long Island.
The library has a lot of unique space. The staff are very welcoming emphasizing customer service in serving this small community welcoming visitors to the library. I found the library to have a lot interesting and unique visitors. I just wish I could have photographed in the snow with the holiday decorations.
library building Ellen Nasto, Library Director library building entrance Brian Mealy, Circulation Department Head and Liz Sweeney, Library Program Specialist circulation seating area Christopher Bianchi, Adult Reference & Local History Librarian seating area Nina Keller, Children's Librarian children's room Michael Nelson, Teen Services Librarian computer area Ian Fleury, Library Technology Specialist entrance
