The Official Passport to Vermont Libraries program is on hiatus. 
But you can still participate on your own! How many Vermont libraries can you visit? What will you learn?
Passport to Vermont Libraries FAQ’s
How do I get a Passport?
You can print your own from these PDFs
- Printable passport: PDF format
- Some Creative Commons licensed photos of the passports which you can use on websites or in print materials.
How do I locate libraries to visit?
- Map of all Vermont’s libraries (where you can get a passport stamp)
- Download a list of all Vermont’s public libraries in Excel format or PDF format, or in PDF format with hours.
- Websites of all Vermont’s public libraries
Do you have to have a library card to participate?
Nope, but please consider getting a card at your local library.
Who is running this project?
A committee Vermont Library Association members and Vermont Department of Libraries employees created and ran this program.
Related pages:
Passport to Vermont Libraries – History and Credits
Passport to Vermont Libraries – 2019 Information for Librarians
Last update May 14, 2023.