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Perry-Casta eda Library, a part of the University of Texas Libraries, offers research, computing, assistive technology, and copying and printing services to members. It provides researching guides, tutorials and assistance from librarians. The library offers computer resources, such as workstations, laptops and wireless Internet access. It also provides technology to improve access to both print and electronic materials for users with disabilities, including scanner, closed circuit television and Kurzweil 1000 and 3000. Perry-Casta eda Library houses a special collection of books from East Asia, Middle East and South Asia. It also maintains a collection of microform, map, magazine, periodical, reference and poetry publications. Perry-Casta eda Library is located in Austin, Texas.
Built in 1933, this was the first public library building in the city. Showcasing artworks of that time with ornamental ironwork balconies and loggia frescoes, this building is now home to one of the state's best local history collections. It is the official holding place for records of Travis County and the city of Austin. Visitors enjoy temporary exhibits, which rotate frequently.
