Children's books lay on a tarp at the Waterville Public Library on Monday that were destroyed after a water pipe broke and flooded the library building and books over the weekend.
CDs, audiobooks and cases are spread out to dry at the Waterville Public Library on Monday. A water pipe broke and flooded the library building and books over the weekend.
Waterville Public Library President of the Board of Trustees Cindy Jacobs walks past a dryer being used to dry out the first floor and contents on Monday.
Waterville Public Library employee Sarah Taylor inventories books Monday that were destroyed after a water pipe broke and flooded the library building and books over the weekend.
Waterville Public Library employee Eve Sotirion spreads out inter-library transfer cases on Monday that were soaked when a water pipe broke and flooded the library building and books over the weekend.
Waterville Public Library Director Sarah Sugden points to a water pipe Monday below a drop ceiling that broke and flooded the library building and books over the weekend.
Waterville Public Library President of the Board of Trustees Cindy Jacobs, right, speaks Monday with T.J. Bolduc and Tiffany Moody of Advance 1 Cleaning on the first floor of the library where major clean up is underway after a water pipe broke and flooded the library building and books over the weekend.
A drying area is set up Saturday at the Waterville Public Library to accommodate books and computers damaged by water from a broken pipe at the library.
Tammy Rabideau, assistant director at the Waterville Public Library, points on Saturday to a pipe that broke overnight in the library. Water spilling from the pipe damaged books and computers the library.
Tammy Rabideau, assistant director at the Waterville Public Library, stands among damaged books Saturday in the library's children's section in Waterville.
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