About Us:
Bellevue Branch Library opened in January, 2015. The new Bellevue Branch features a children’s area, teen area, computer space, ca...
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History:
The first Bordeaux Branch Library opened in 1976 on Hydes Ferry Road at a site donated by the Bordeaux Civic Club. This 2,230 sq. ft....
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Vision Statement:
The citizens of Springfield and Robertson County will have the information and materials necessary for independent and p...
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Mission: The Mission of the Dickson County Public Library is to enhance the quality of life for our community by providing open, equal, and f...
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History December 8, 1976, Metro officials and friends of the late Dr. Alexander Looby gathered to dedicate a new library, community center, and the...
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History:
North Branch Library was completed in 1915. Designed by C. K. Colley in the Beaux Arts style, it is one of the two remaining Carnegie...
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History
The library system's smallest branch, which occupies a room in the Community Center, became part of the library system in 1992. Its homewo...
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About Us Our ideal is to provide the highest quality of service to students, faculty, staff, alumni, and visiting scholars. Patrons should expect t...
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History The first Green Hills Branch Library opened to the public in April, 1969. The new branch, opened in 2000, is approximately 4 times larger -...
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Nashville Public Library History Nashville's library history can be traced back to 1813, but it was the late 1800s before Nashville had a public l...
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History Edgehill was conceived as a neighborhood branch and designed to convey an intimate human scale rather than a grand monument when it opened ...
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History
The building which houses the Pruitt Library Branch was originally a fire hall. It opened as a library in 1993, occupying an area of 2,315...
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History:
The Inglewood Branch Library opened September 17th, 1969, only on Mondays and Fridays from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. The Grand Opening was ...
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