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Conner W. • August 11, 2015Thousands and thousands of books to choose from. There are plenty of activities and workshops as well.
Lisa M. • December 16, 2017Today, Dec. 16th is the Grand Reopening of Lovett Library! It's been completely redone. Absolutely beautiful space. Bright and airy. Upstairs is a computer lab and a quiet community room.
Nina D. • February 3, 2012They have a locket of George Washington's hair here, among other AWESOME historical artifacts. Like a mini museum off the beaten path. You must visit.
Free Library • January 13, 2012While visiting the library, check out the mural in the children's room, "Let Beauty Fill Their Eyes," painted by David Lawrence and Rhasaan Fort.
6.7Library •2987 Almond St (Indiana Street), Philadelphia
Suzanne A. • April 19, 2013This library has a book club!
7.3Library •1901 Vine St (btw 19th & 20th on Vine), Philadelphia
Paula N. • October 17, 2010This is a great way to meet well-known writers of current fiction and non-fiction. Some events are free.
Veronica P. • April 26, 2010Library with the best climate of all campus: not too hot - not too cold. Beautiful setting, but gets busy in the afternoons
7.3Library •18 S 7th St (btw Market & Chestnut), Philadelphia
Kelly P. • November 2, 2012This is not a college library.
Free Library • October 3, 2011The murals in this branch were created by Calvin Jones. Check-in to check 'em out!
Dennis G. • October 10, 2017Programs & friendly staff. Wish it were open on Mondays and more hours during the week.
Free Library • September 28, 2011The Walnut Street branch is a Carnegie library – the first one built in Philadelphia, in fact. It dates back to 1906.
?Library •501-539 N 17th St (at Mint Bldg), Philadelphia
Ivy Agnes N. • May 3, 2015Very good library for community college. Even has more advanced maths books than classes offered. Abstract Algebra, Analysis, Topology, Partial Differential Equations, theoretical Linear Algebra.
Free Library • September 21, 2011The library’s interior design includes hidden, abstract elephants and giraffes. Can you find them? Check-in and see!
?Library •3720 N Broad St (btw Germantown & Erie Aves), Philadelphia
Veronica B. • October 9, 2010Small branch but full of personality. Very close to the Subway. :)
Image W. • February 16, 2013Fishtown Library has been a heart beat of the community for a long time. It's located in a really great little historic building. Pictures and more details can be seen at the attached link.
Dang O. • December 21, 2014Consistency. This library stays open even when all other places have closed.
?Library •3501 Midvale Ave (Midvale Avenue and Warden Drive), PhiladelphiaFree Library • December 21, 2011Two centuries ago, thousands of catfish thronged the Schuylkill River – hence the catfish weathervane atop the library.
Free Library • September 21, 2011The Wyoming Branch is the last Carnegie library ever built! Why not come see it for yourself!
?Library •1333 Wagner Ave (Old York Road), PhiladelphiaFree Library • November 9, 2011Did you know? The Logan Branch is one of 25 Carnegie libraries in Philadelphia.
Free Library • December 30, 2011The Ogontz Branch hosts a chess club for all ages and experience levels each Wednesday from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Come play the Game of Kings!
Free Library • May 21, 2012Surrounded by greenery well-maintained by our local Tree Tenders group, our 1911 Carnegie branch is into its second century serving the Oak Lane neighborhood!
Brandon S. • March 26, 2012Come Tuesdays at 5:30 for Philly Socialists' Free English Classes for Immigrants!
?Library •5501 N 5th St (Tabor Road), Philadelphia
Love H. • August 1, 2019Great staff, great place for the kids to come & socialize, play games & do homework. They have a play area for the younger toddlers & Lots of activities throughout the yr for kids even the teens.
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