Suggestions for Library near Midtown, Atlanta

Tabatha P. • May 29, 2013Great Library for children ! Especially young boys who love to read different genres

KISS 104FM • July 12, 2013In 1959, this library became desegregated. Mrs. Maynard Jackson was the first to be issued a library card.

Michael F. • September 19, 2014Great library, beautiful building....without the annoying kooks at Downtown Decatur branch.

Nicole P. • February 28, 2013Check the activity book at the desk - they have reading groups, lego builders, etc. ages 1-12. Must sign up to participate. Super programs!

Theresa B. • December 15, 2015Theresa Beatty, a family mediator, working for a local judicial circuit in LaGrange, Georgia, describes divorce mediation as being particularly difficult.

fluencer f. • October 18, 2017Most of the library's books are at the service centre. Its a small collection of books here, but its great! There are lots of places for both discussions as well as quiet learning.

Jaheed • May 3, 2011If you get a book from any Fulton County Library, you can return at a different library as long as it's in the Fulton County System. Thought I'd share.

Sista S. • September 19, 2011You can use their auditorium for free with a Fulton county library card.

Brandon M. • August 28, 2012...it's called the ACA Library of SCAD, not SCAD Library... Most of the books came from the ACA "merger".

Aopsora B. • January 31, 2013how can i get their Buckhead Branch email id ? I am not searching Atlanta-Fulton Public Library system email id .

Jennifer X. • April 6, 2014Don't let your gentle 3-1/2 year old touch the computers for four year olds, or the 'friendly' kids librarian might kick him off. Great introduction to the library folks.

Oakland Cemetery • December 15, 2011Visit the 5th floor to view a special Margaret Mitchell exhibit containing items donated by her husband John Marsh. Visitors can see her personal book collection, typewriter, & even her library card!

Richard R. • October 6, 2017Small but they can get books from all DeKalb libraries & other systems (for a small fee)

Elmo M. • September 28, 2011Very nice and cozy space to come and read

Chester T. • December 5, 2016I wish this library had a lots of braille like it used to.

Chad B. • February 13, 2011Got a Mac but forgot power cord? The Music library on 4 checks them out until 6pm

Vivia A. • March 17, 2012Nice place to have an event. Limited free parking but the spaces are a little hard to read.

m. h. • April 14, 2015Be sure to take inversion handstand yoga breaks....use the stacks for assistance

Gina B. • December 4, 2013Since finals are coming up, definitely come to the library before 10am if you want a good seat and an outlet. It's like the Hunger Games fighting for the next available spot.

Jen S. • February 9, 2012Hands down best place to study on campus! Its super quiet and easy to get your learn on without all the idiots in the regular library speaking with the volume of kids at a playground.

HISTORY • April 19, 2010The library was opened on Carter's 62nd birthday in 1986. It hosts special exhibits like Carter's Nobel Peace Prize & a full-scale replica of the Oval Office, including a copy of the Resolute Desk.

Wendy D. • January 18, 2020If you’re looking for a meeting space for a club or group or something, there’s a really nice meeting room at this branch. Free with wifi and you can eat in there, unlike the rest of the library.