eGO is the Connecticut State Library’s statewide library eBook platform, currently being rolled out to academic and public libraries.
For information about how to download the app, visit our Getting Started Page.
Below is a list of the libraries that are currently live in the eGO program for public and academic libraries.
Please note: A Virtual Library Card option is now available using the Connecticut State Library instance in Palace as your home library! (Please note: this is a virtual library card that only allows access to the Palace app and should not be confused with a Connecticut State Library Card.)
If you are a school site that uses Destiny, check out the eGO CT Community Share Program.
Please note: We are now offering a Baker & Taylor Boundless option for non-Destiny K12 school sites for access to the Connecticut State Library ebook collection. You can use the sign up form at the bottom of the page to sign up for Boundless.
| Andover – Andover Public Library |
| Ansonia – Ansonia Public Library |
| Ashford – Babcock Library |
| Avon – Avon Free Public Library |
| Baltic – Sprague Public Library |
| Beacon Falls – Beacon Falls Public Library |
| Berlin – Berlin-Peck Memorial Library |
| Bethany – Clark Memorial Library |
| Bethel – Bethel Public Library |
| Bethlehem – Bethlehem Public Library |
| Bloomfield – Bloomfield Public Library |
| Bolton – Bentley Memorial Library |
| Branford – James Blackstone Memorial Library |
| Branford – Willoughby Wallace Memorial Library |
| Bridgeport – Bridgeport Public Library |
| Bristol – Bristol Public Library |
| Brookfield – Brookfield Library |
| Brooklyn – Brooklyn Town Library Association |
| Burlington – Burlington Public Library |
| Canterbury – Canterbury Public Library |
| Chaplin – Chaplin Public Library |
| Canterbury – Canterbury Public Library |
| Cheshire – Cheshire Public Library |
| Chester – Chester Public Library |
| Clinton – Henry Carter Hull Library |
| Columbia – Saxton B. Little Free Library |
| Connecticut State Community College – Multiple Locations |
| Coventry – Booth & Dimock Memorial Library |
| Cromwell – Cromwell Belden Public Library |
| Danbury – Danbury Library |
| Danbury – Western Connecticut State University |
| Deep River – Deep River Public Library |
| Derby – Derby Neck Library |
| Derby – Derby Public Library |
| Durham – Durham Public Library |
| East Granby – East Granby Public Library |
| East Haddam – East Haddam Library System |
| East Hampton – East Hampton Public Library |
| East Hartford – East Hartford Public Library |
| East Haven – Hagaman Memorial Library |
| East Lyme – East Lyme Public Library |
| East Windsor – The Library Association of Warehouse Point |
| Eastford – Eastford Public Library |
| Easton – Easton Public Library |
| Enfield – Enfield Public Library |
| Ellington – Hall Memorial Library |
| Essex – Essex Library Association |
| Fairfield – Fairfield Public Library |
| Farmington – The Farmington Libraries |
| Franklin – Janet Carlson Calvert Library |
| Glastonbury – Welles-Turner Memorial Library |
| Goshen – Goshen Public Library |
| Granby – Granby Public Library |
| Groton – Bill Memorial Library |
| Groton – Groton Public Library |
| Guilford – Guilford Free Library |
| Haddam – Brainerd Memorial Library |
| Hamden – Hamden Public Library |
| Hampton – Fletcher Memorial Library |
| Hartford – Hartford Public Library |
| Harwinton – Harwinton Public Library |
| Hebron – Douglas Library of Hebron |
| Ivoryton – Ivoryton Public Library |
| Jewett City – Slater Library |
| Killingly – Killingly Public Library |
| Killingworth – Killingworth Library |
| Lebanon – Jonathan Trumbull Library |
| Ledyard – Ledyard Public Library |
| Lyme – Lyme Public Library |
| Madison – E.C. Scranton Memorial Library |
| Mansfield – Mansfield Public Library |
| Marlborough – Richmond Memorial Library |
| Meriden – Meriden Public Library |
| Middle Haddam – Middle Haddam Public Library |
| Middlebury – Middlebury Public Library |
| Middlefield – Levi E. Coe Library |
| Middletown – Russell Library |
| Middletown – Connecticut State Library (Middletown Library Service Center) |
| Milford – Milford Public Library |
| Monroe – Edith Wheeler Memorial Library |
| Moosup – Aldrich Free Public Library |
| Morris – Morris Public Library |
| Mystic – Mystic & Noank Library |
| Naugatuck – Howard Whittemore Memorial Library |
| New Britain – Central Connecticut State University |
| New Britain – Charter Oak State College |
| New Britain – New Britain Free Public Library |
| New Fairfield – New Fairfield Free Public Library |
| New Hartford – Licia Beekley Community Library |
| New Haven – New Haven Free Public Library |
| New Haven – Southern Connecticut State University |
| New London – Public Library of New London |
| New Milford – New Milford Public Library |
| Newington – Lucy Robbins Welles Library |
| Newtown – Cyrenius H. Booth Library |
| North Branford – North Branford Public Libraries |
| North Canaan – Douglas Library |
| North Haven – North Haven Memorial Library |
| North Stonington – Wheeler Library |
| Norwich – Otis Library |
| Oakdale – Raymond Library |
| Old Lyme – Phoebe Griffin Noyes Library |
| Old Saybrook – Acton Public Library |
| Orange – Case Memorial Library |
| Oxford – Oxford Public Library |
| Plainville – Plainville Public Library |
| Pomfret – Pomfret Public Library |
| Portland – Portland Public Library |
| Preston – Preston Public Library |
| Prospect – Prospect Public Library |
| Putnam – Putnam Public Library |
| Redding – Mark Twain Library |
| Ridgefield – Ridgefield Library |
| Rocky Hill – Cora J. Belden Library |
| Rowayton – Rowayton Library |
| Roxbury – Minor Memorial Library |
| Salem – Salem Free Public Library |
| Salisbury – Scoville Memorial Library |
| Scotland – Scotland Public Library |
| Seymour – Seymour Public Library |
| Sharon – Hotchkiss Library of Sharon |
| Shelton – Shelton Library System |
| Sherman – The Sherman Library |
| Simsbury – Simsbury Public Library |
| Somers – Somers Public Library |
| South Windsor – South Windsor Public Library |
| Southbury – Southbury Public Library |
| Southington – Southington Library |
| Stafford – Stafford Library |
| Stamford – Ferguson Library |
| Stafford – Stafford Library |
| Stonington – Stonington Free Library |
| Stratford – Stratford Library Association |
| Suffield – Kent Memorial Library |
| Terryville – Terryville Public Library |
| Thomaston – Thomaston Public Library |
| Thompson – Thompson Public Library |
| Tolland – Tolland Public Library |
| Torrington – Torrington Library |
| Union – Union Free Public Library |
| Vernon – Rockville Public Library |
| Voluntown – Voluntown Public Library |
| Wallingford – Wallingford Public Library |
| Warren – Warren Public Library |
| Washington – Gunn Memorial Library |
| Waterbury – Silas Bronson Library |
| Waterford – Waterford Public Library |
| Watertown – Watertown Library Association |
| West Hartford – West Hartford Public Libraries |
| West Haven – West Haven Public Library |
| West Woodstock – West Woodstock Library |
| Westbrook – Westbrook Public Library |
| Weston – Weston Public Library |
| Westport – Westport Library |
| Willimantic – Eastern Connecticut State University |
| Willimantic – Willimantic Public Library |
| Willington – Willington Public Library |
| Wilton – Wilton Library |
| Windham – Guilford Smith Memorial Library |
| Windsor – Windsor Public Library |
| Windsor Locks – Windsor Locks Public Library |
| Winsted – Beardsley Library |
| Wolcott – Wolcott Public Library |
| Woodbridge – Woodbridge Town Library |
| Woodbury – Woodbury Public Library |
The Palace Project App is now being rolled out to Connecticut Public Libraries! If you have questions, please contact Brad Bullis at bradley.bullis@ct.gov
You can keep up with the Palace Project on our youtube channel where you’ll find recordings of Open Office Hours, Coffee Chats, and other marketing and promotional videos!
The Palace Project is a transformational new library-centered platform for digital content and services that will allow libraries to purchase, organize, and deliver ebooks and other digital content to their patrons quickly and easily while protecting patron privacy.
Take look at a sample of recently purchased titles available through eGO CT. You’ll also find a list of Simultaneous Use and Perpetual Ownership titles there.
Project Partners
eGO Request for Reconsideration Form – This challenge form is used to submit a book from the Middletown Library Service Center for deletion or reconsideration. Upon the form’s submission, it shall be read by the staff member responsible for that area of the collection. Upon evaluation, the form will be passed to the Director of the Division of Library Development, and then the State Librarian for final evaluation. You can also view the Middletown Library Service Center Collection Management Policy for more information and guidance.