The Seattle Public Library (SPL) is an award-winning public library system with 27 locations within the city of Seattle, including the iconic Central Library. SPL's mission is to bring people, information and ideas together to enrich lives and build community. SPL offers free programs for kids and teens, as well as programs and services for all ages, including: technology classes, job search help, English and citizenship classes, small business resources and arts programs. With a free Library card, SPL patrons can check out books and other media, including digital downloads and streaming media
Website: spl.org
Phone: (206) 684-4720
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of 24th Ave E and E McGraw St
Closed now
- Fri 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
2401 24th Ave E Seattle, WA 98112 ·2273.60 mi
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Amenities
- Wifi
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yelpWe absolutely love our neighborhood library branch. Yes, it's a smaller location, but the people who work there are truly wonderful- welcoming, helpful, and always excited to connect with kids and...
MoreThe Seattle Public Library - Montlake Branch is truly a neighborhood library. Though its small in size and the collection isn't extensive, I love that there's a branch for the Montlake area. I...
MoreI grew up in libraries. My aunt is a librarian. For me libraries are a beautiful sanctuary. You can go to just about any library and find amazingly helpful people:.. unless you come to this...
MoreI drive past other branches just to come here. I love it. The people are rad and funny, the stacks have a small but strong selection of books, DVDs and music. Montlake, I love you.
MoreThis new branch is another welcome result from the Libraries for All program that is remaking the city's public libraries. Though the building is most impressive from the exterior, the interior...
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