Our Mission The Friends of the Minneapolis Public Library, founded in 1949, is a 501(c)(3) organization that helps make our libraries thriving comm...
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Phillips Library opened in 1890 and was replaced in 1914 by Franklin Library, which continues to serve the Phillips neighborhood of Mi...
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About Us The newest old building in the Hennepin County Library system opened in 2003 at the Historic Grain Belt Campus. The 1893 Wagon Shed and t...
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A significant architectural and cultural landmark since 1915, Sumner Library was freshly renovated and expanded in 2004. It's now a st...
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This library is central to the Northeast community. Located on Central Avenue, a main commercial avenue, it draws families, students, ...
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About Us Hosmer was the last of four library branches built with money donated by philanthropist Andrew Carnegie. It has the distinction of being t...
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About Us Walker Library opened in 1981 to replace the original branch built in 1911 on land donated by T. B. Walker, a businessman and art collect...
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About Us North Regional is the largest of the Minneapolis community libraries. A major renovation project, completed in January 2007, has realigne...
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The St. Anthony Park Branch Library is considered an icon of this picturesque neighborhood tucked away in northwestern Saint Paul. Thi...
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Often described as the ideal image of a library, Linden Hills has everything library users love. Window seats under leaded glass p...
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About Us:Located near Lakes Nokomis and Hiawatha, this is the only Hennepin County Library named after a character from literature: the Iroquois ma...
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Public Internet computers: 11
Word processing computers: 1
Meeting Room capacity: 75 (can be divided into 2 smaller rooms)
Handicappe...
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