The Wellesley city in the U.S. State of Massachusetts features the historically significant Wellesley Hills Branch Library. The ancient library was constructed in 1927 and finely exemplifies the Colonial Revival style of architecture. For information about its collection, check website.
Website: wellesleyfreelibrary.org
Phone: (781) 489-4416
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Washington St and Chapel Pl
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- Fri 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
210 Washington St Wellesley, MA 02481 ·525.62 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
- Wifi
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yelpThis library packs in just about everything a tiny neighborhood library should. The collection tends to recent news, popular fiction, videos, and children's books - for research you should head to...
MoreDon't let the small size fool you-this little library has a really good selection of both adult and children's books/videos. The staff are very helpful and they have the best storytime for...
MoreThis is a branch of the wondrous Wellesley Free Library that is not a great as its big brother but serves it purpose for the community around it. I normally use the outside drop off boxes and...
MoreIt's a beautiful stone library with two open areas - one for children with an alcove for toys and always a good selection of easy reading books -- and an adult area with scores of ways to spend...
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