Constructed in 1928, the Taymouth Library was originally the local Junior High School. Even though it now serves as a library, remnants of it’s original design still remains. The original school bell can still be seen hanging up in the steeple.

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In 1979 one of the original rooms was renovated and re-purposed to function as a library. The first year of operation was strictly volunteers. The collection of books began with discards from the Saginaw Public Libraries. In 1985 a second room was incorporated, but with the ever expanding inventory, a brand new addition was eventually built.

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The library has a nice collection of books, and resources and also provides many community activities and good fun. They offer summer reading programs and adult reading programs.