
Contact Details Opening Hours Services Events Local Area Links
Sir Earle Page Library and Education Centre 360 walk through view
The Sir Earle Page Library and Education Centre is open for all the community and offers a modern facility that is not just about books. Explore many of the new features now available, including our interactive floor, our local oral history sound dome, our new state of the art microfilm reader/printers, experience gaming with your friends, access our eBooks, eMagazines and eAudio reads with help from our staff. Email and access the internet on one of our PCs available for booking, need a place to study, we have study desks and study rooms available for booking.
For more detailed information on these services at the library:
- Multi-purpose meeting rooms
- Technology facilities
- University Outreach Centre for Southern Cross students


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Contact Details
126-144 Pound St
Grafton NSW 2460Phone
(02) 6641 0100
Email
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Opening Hours
Monday – Friday
10:00am – 5:30pm
Saturday
9.30am – 12:00 noon
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Services
- Legal Tool Kit
- Home Library Service
- Internet access
- Photocopying
- Newspapers
- Adult literacy collection
- Births, deaths and marriages records
- Current Council business papers
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Events
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Local Area Links
Have your say – Clarence Conversations this is the Clarence Valley Council’s dedicated community consultation space where you can help shape your own neighbourhood by providing us with your thoughts on all sorts of topics.
Clarence Valley Community Profile
Clarence Community Directory – provides you with the details of community groups, government departments, sports clubs, charities, schools and service clubs that support the local community.
Clarence River Tourism
Grafton Regional Gallery
Clarence River Historic Society – Schaeffer HouseCommunity based heritage studies and histories (including Grafton, Copmanhurst, Maclean)
Grafton Jacaranda Map – see the trees, get the Grafton Jacaranda Map loaded onto your phone. Our little phone web app thingo highlights a circuit of some of Grafton’s most delightful Jacaranda-lined streets.