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Pigeon Forge Public Library Proudly Serving Pigeon Forge Since 2001 It is not a part of the Sevier County Library System.

The Pigeon Forge Public Library is a member of the Clinch River Regional Library System and part of the Tennessee State Library & Archives Regional library system. Services offered:
Public Computer Access
Print/Fax/Copy Services
WIFI
Passport Acceptance Agency
Notary Services
TWRA Boater's Exam

We would like to wish historian Christina Wolfenbarger and library director Marcia Nelson a safe journey! They're on the...
10/13/2026

We would like to wish historian Christina Wolfenbarger and library director Marcia Nelson a safe journey! They're on their way to Washington, D.C. for a special dinner honoring the launch of the White House Workers History Project!

Happy TEL Tuesday! Each week, we highlight an online resource available for free on the Tennessee Electronic Library.Tak...
10/13/2026

Happy TEL Tuesday! Each week, we highlight an online resource available for free on the Tennessee Electronic Library.
Take online college entrance practice tests and use test prep ebooks. Sign up for a free account for Peterson's Test and Career Prep at TEL! Click this link to get started today: https://tntel.info/resource/test-and-career-prep

The last of our Forging America programs—Revolution in Their Words by Tracie Jenkins Widner—is now available to watch on...
10/12/2026

The last of our Forging America programs—Revolution in Their Words by Tracie Jenkins Widner—is now available to watch on our Youtube channel!

Join Tracie Jenkins Widner as she discusses several primary accounts of people who lived through the American Revolution. All of these items and texts can be found at the DAR museum in Washington, DC.

Click this link to watch: https://youtu.be/SMKJjqXwDgc

Monday's Memory...a look back at historic Pigeon ForgeThe day after Grandparents' Day a few weeks ago, the Gobble family...
10/12/2026

Monday's Memory...a look back at historic Pigeon Forge

The day after Grandparents' Day a few weeks ago, the Gobble family photo and home were shared. Here are two young boys who were raised on the farm of the Henry Gobble Place. Archival information shows that they are Henry Householder (left: 1909-1977) and Mayford Householder (1911-1934), whose parents were Andrew Temple and Carrie Gobble Householder. The Householders had two daughters as well - Mildred and Carrie Agnes. Andrew had two boys, Wilbur and James, with his first wife Sallie who passed at the young age of 28.

The boys are sitting on the old grinding stone rack. You can see the handle sticking out the right side. Look at those sweet faces - what a great photo!

We're currently accepting entries for our 2026 Pumpkin Decorating Contest, but here are last year's winners to inspire y...
10/12/2026

We're currently accepting entries for our 2026 Pumpkin Decorating Contest, but here are last year's winners to inspire you. Entries are accepted until October 22nd, so start decorating now!

Our first pumpkin has been entered, and it's a great one! Thank you to AJ P. for this adorable rendition of Splat the Ca...
10/09/2026

Our first pumpkin has been entered, and it's a great one! Thank you to AJ P. for this adorable rendition of Splat the Cat!

There's still plenty of time to enter your own pumpkin into the contest...you have until October 22nd! 🎃

Next Saturday!🌳 Join us for a Liberty Tree planting ceremony in front of the library at 1 PM on October 17th. Liberty Tr...
10/09/2026

Next Saturday!🌳 Join us for a Liberty Tree planting ceremony in front of the library at 1 PM on October 17th. Liberty Trees represent patriots' struggle for freedom during America's battle for independence, and this ceremony is in celebration of that fight and of America 250.

This event is sponsored by Spencer Clack Daughter of the American Revolution.

Registration for our next Forging Ahead homeschool program is now open!Forging Ahead will meet on Wednesday, October 14t...
10/08/2026

Registration for our next Forging Ahead homeschool program is now open!
Forging Ahead will meet on Wednesday, October 14th from 11:45 AM - 12:30 PM at the Pigeon Forge Public Library. Each week, we'll feature a different activity for children ages 6-13—this week's activity is game day! Feel free to bring your own game. Sign-ups are limited to 12 participants.

Please use this link to register each child individually:
https://forms.gle/5T39i22v4wmfMgM49

Join us this evening at 6 PM for our FINAL Forging America program! We hope you've enjoyed this series and learned somet...
10/08/2026

Join us this evening at 6 PM for our FINAL Forging America program! We hope you've enjoyed this series and learned something new about life in Appalachia over the past 250 years.

Revolution in Their Words, presented by Tracie Jenkins Widner
A lot of histories of the Revolutionary War focus on battles, generals, troops, and the Founding Fathers. Revolution in Their Words presentation explores the war from the perspective of the people who experienced this tumultuous time, in their own words and in the printed documents from the Americana collection, the NSDAR’s collection of early American archives.

Tracie Jenkins Widner is a member of the Spencer Clack Chapter, NSDAR where she serves as a DAR Museum Correspondent Docent (in Training). Tracie will bring us a program from the DAR Museum- Revolution in Their Words.

When: October 8th at 6PM
Where: Pigeon Forge Public Library

Join us tomorrow on Thursday, October 8th at 6 PM for our FINAL Forging America program! We hope you've enjoyed this ser...
10/07/2026

Join us tomorrow on Thursday, October 8th at 6 PM for our FINAL Forging America program! We hope you've enjoyed this series and learned something new about life in Appalachia over the past 250 years.⁠
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Revolution in Their Words, presented by Tracie Jenkins Widner⁠
A lot of histories of the Revolutionary War focus on battles, generals, troops, and the Founding Fathers. Revolution in Their Words presentation explores the war from the perspective of the people who experienced this tumultuous time, in their own words and in the printed documents from the Americana collection, the NSDAR’s collection of early American archives. ⁠
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Tracie Jenkins Widner is a member of the Spencer Clack Chapter, NSDAR where she serves as a DAR Museum Correspondent Docent (in Training). Tracie will bring us a program from the DAR Museum- Revolution in Their Words. ⁠
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When: Thursday, October 8th at 6 PM⁠
Where: Pigeon Forge Public Library⁠

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2449 Library Drive
Pigeon Forge, TN
37863

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

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+18654297490

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