We have come a long way since 1924, when the Women's Club pushed forward an initiative to start the Ho-Ho-Kus Free Public Library association. The original home for the library was a little room in Borough Hall that held an unused jail cell for “female malefactors.”

In various locations and forms, the library has been a resource for generations of Ho-Ho-Kus residents for almost 100 years.

Your generosity can ensure that we continue to provide valuable experiences to current community members and those of the future.
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Our library is proud to be part of your story.
How far can your donation go?
Here are some examples:
  • $20 - one hardcover book
  • $30 - two children's books
  • $60- two magazine subscriptions
  • $80- one eBook or audiobook
  • $125- one year of access to a local museum
  • $300- one event for families
  • $500- supplies for our summer reading program
  • $700- one month of our interlibrary delivery service

Merchandise

Custom Library Shirts

Limited edition crew neck sweatshirts, hoodies, and t-shirts are available in a variety of sizes and styles.

Order online through our Bonfire store and your shirts will be shipped straight to your home.
Postcards

Greetings from Ho-Ho-Kus! These charming postcards were designed by illustrator and former resident ​Julia Shea.

Exclusively available for purchase at the library.
Packs of three for $10
"Early Days of Ho-Ho-Kus" Maps

These hand-drawn maps were originally printed around 40 years ago. They feature easily recognizable streets, historic homes and landmarks, and a few interesting facts.

Exclusively available for purchase at the library.
Size: 24" x 17.5"
Price: $20