The Indianapolis Central Library in all its grandeur is a marvelous work of architecture. Built in the Greek Doric style, it is beautiful and a splendid structure. While browsing through the books, one can also make use of the wireless internet service provided. The library also contains a meeting room available to the public. For registration at the library, credit cards are also accepted. Offering a very comfortable study time with computer and copy machines at ones disposal, it offers a serene environment. For further information, call on the numbers mentioned.
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The Indianapolis Public Library is the community's place to access essential information resources, technology, programs and services; foster reading and learning and promote the social, economic, recreational and lifelong learning interests of its diverse population. (Mission Statement, as adopted by the Library Board November 20, 2008) IndyPL's collection of over 2.1 million items includes a variety of formats: books, books on tape, magazines, large print materials, audiocassettes, videocassettes, compact discs and DVD's. Foreign language materials are an integral part of the Library's collection. Items may be checked out by patrons with a library card, which may be obtained free of charge at any Library location.
