L. P. Fisher Public Library & Thompson Centre

The L. P. Fisher Public Library, constructed in 1914, is the starting point of the Woodstock Victorian Heritage Walking Tour and is registered in the Local Historic Places Initiative. It has rich and beautiful interior panelling, shelving and decorative detail, made of solid mahogany imported from Honduras. The Raymond Genealogical Centre is a research collection of Carleton County and Area census records, local papers, telephone records on microfilm dated back to 1849, local books, manuscripts and genealogical information. Also at the library is a collection of Wolastoqiyik (Maliseet) artifacts and the Dalton Camp Canadiana Centre (dedicated to works by, for and about Canada and Canadians).