Features

• Public meeting room with a 100-person
• Collection of materials related to Spanish language and culture
• 10 Public Internet Computers
• 2 Mini-Office Computers
• 2 computers especially for kids
• Branch and Meeting room are handicapped accessible
• On site parking

Branch History
South Branch Library opened its doors January 16, 1918, and was built with funds from famous library philanthropist Andrew Carnegie. Through the years, South Branch has been an important asset to the Old South End community, serving a multicultural and diverse neighborhood, specializing in the Latino culture with both English and Spanish collections. In 2004 the Branch relocated to its current location.