Established in 1972, the Tempe History Museum is dedicated to preserving and interpreting the rich history of Tempe, Arizona. Housed in a former library building, the museum offers permanent and changing exhibits that explore Tempe's journey from its early days to the present. The museum's collections highlight Tempe's diverse heritage, including its agricultural roots, industrial development, and cultural contributions. Educational programs further enrich the visitor experience. The Tempe History Museum also oversees the Petersen House Museum, a Queen Anne Victorian house that offers a glimpse into Tempe's daily life around the turn of the 20th century.
Books, ebooks, audiobooks, free classes, storytimes, family events, meeting rooms, study rooms, printing, free fax machine, used book sale, friendly faces!
Book lovers visiting the city head over to the Civic Center Library located in the heart of Scottsdale. This place houses a huge collection of books ranging across various genres; non-fiction, fiction, mystery, drama, romance, educational and more. The library also hosts various informative workshops like 'Arizona Birds of Prey' and 'Job Help Hub'. Check the website for further details.
Benedictine University at Mesa a private Catholic Liberal Arts University-the only one in Arizona. The library at Benedictine seeks to serve the information needs of students, faculty and staff who are part of the University Community.
