Suggestions for Library near Columbia Heights, Washington

Kurtis S. • January 31, 2017Beautiful children's section!

Doris • September 20, 2012Printing here is free but prints on bright punk paper & sometimes the 20pg limit is enforced(rare) open 24/7

Ab • March 28, 2016Great light and space for this small, local library! Enjoy writing here.

Alex B. • June 2, 2011What a spectacular renovation! Patrons are quiet and courteous. Study up on the second floor and enjoy the view. Solid wood furniture and exquisite details are impressive throughout.

Jason V. • May 3, 2012Get a tour of this incredible building Monday - Thursday, 10a - 4pm. You won't be disappointed.

Stacy B. • October 3, 2021Great spot to study or get work done. Strong wifi. Can rent a room.

Library L. • September 2, 2011Stop by the Peabody Room which houses books, photographs, maps, manuscripts, newspapers, artwork, and artifacts documenting Georgetown's two and a half centuries.

DC Preservation League • August 8, 2011Collection of books and artifacts related to Lincoln and the assassination, begun by Osborn H. Oldroyd. Opened in 1892 and purchased by the U.S. government in 1926.

Nicole G. • April 6, 2013Take a book, leave a book. Learn more about the Little Free Library online at www.littlefreelibrary.org

Angie H. • April 3, 2016Don't forget to leave a book if you can!

Ellen S. • August 1, 2017They have book signing most Fridays in the summer.

Don • February 21, 2013I had never come to the 5th floor until today. I usually took one of the box on the 3rd floor. Personally, I feel that I can concentrate more when surrounded by stacks of books on 5th floor.

Bianca B. • December 2, 2014In the stacks

Brianna N. • April 12, 2011Hardly anywhere to plug in your laptop.

Zainab S. • February 17, 2011Best place to study on campus.

Liz B. • March 12This building has a certain charm. It feels inviting,perhaps due to the Braille stacks downstairs.

Kurt J. • May 20, 2013This library offers a beautiful and spacious backyard, ideal for this summer time momonts.

Sean H. • January 27, 2010When you enter the library, turn left and go to the information desk. The librarian behind the desk will be happy to help you with all your information needs.