A landmark in its namesake neighborhood, St. Anthony Park Branch Library is a Carnegie library established in 1917. It is home to a collection of over 55,000 books and items, including several multi-lingual publications. Their selection for children is one of the largest in the city. This branch is as renowned for its stunning architecture as it is for its repertoire and cultural events.
Website: sppl.org
Phone: (651) 642-0411
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Como Ave and Carter Ave
Closed now
- Fri 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM
2245 Como Ave St Paul, MN 55108 ·859.88 mi
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- Wifi
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yelpThis is the cutest library in the Twin Cities and it's not even close. The circular children's room is an absolute delight and my granddaughters spend hours there. They also offer puppet shows and...
MoreVery cool old Carnegie library. Lots of activities and books to read for children. Nice atmosphere good people at the desk. Remind me how libraries were when I was a kid. Well-maintained grounds....
MoreBeautiful and excellent location for library needs. I have experienced the staff as being helpful, the location as accommodating, and the experience was comfortable and pleasant.
MoreHistoric Carnegie Library, 1917 Remodeled in the 80's Still worth a visit, if nothing else to look out the old library windows. Working library, quiet this afternoon when I visited but getting the...
MoreIt was a lot of fun coming here, the food was ok .a bit pricey. I bought a lot of plants
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