Your Wareham Free Library card provides you access to the world. It's simple to get a card:
- Adults may obtain a library card filling out the application form (found below), bringing it into the library and presenting identification such as a driver’s license (or other state issued ID) with your current local address. If your ID does not have a current address, you may use a bill, mail, or anything showing your current address.
- Children (ages 5-17) may obtain a card with the signature of a parent or guardian.
Check out our Library Policies page for a complete look at how to get a library card.
Looking for online access to eBooks, streaming, and more? Get an E-Card.
You have the option to register for an eCard which will give you immediate access to our 24/7 library. If you Massachusetts address can be verified in the system, you'll receive an eCard that is good for one year which allows the use of our electronic resources such as Libby, hoopla, and kanopy, and gives you the ability to place up to five holds on physical materials. PLEASE NOTE: you will still need to convert to a full library card if you wish to check out physical items or reserve a museum pass.
An applicant whose address cannot be verified will receive an eCard that is good for three weeks; you will need to visit the library with valid ID. (See above for acceptable forms of identification).
Register now for a temporary library card.
- Online registrations become active immediately.
- You can place up to 5 holds on physical materials with your eCard.
- Those ages 17 and under will need to have a parent or legal guardian co-sign your registration when you pick up your physical card.
- You can access our24/7 library by downloading our library apps: Libby, hoopla, kanopy. These apps will allow you to read digital magazines, ebooks, stream movies and more.