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Welcome to Wiseburn Library, a cornerstone of the Hawthorne community located at 5335 West 135th Street, Hawthorne, California. Our library is a proud part of the Los Angeles County Library system, offering a diverse range of services and resources to inspire and educate visitors of all ages. Wiseburn Library's history is deeply rooted in community advocacy, dating back to 1952 when the Wiseburn Coordinating Council successfully secured mobile library services. This effort led to the establishment of a permanent library facility in 1956, thanks to the tireless work of local residents and support from Los Angeles County officials. Today, the Wiseburn School District owns the building, leasing it to the County of Los Angeles Public Library, ensuring continued access to invaluable resources.

Welcome to the Lawndale Library, a cherished community hub located at 14615 Burin Avenue, Lawndale, California. As one of the earliest branches of the County of Los Angeles Public Library, our roots trace back to December 26, 1913. Today, we proudly serve the Lawndale community in a modern facility that opened on March 18, 2009, featuring the stunning glass artwork "Subdivisions" by Anne Marie Karlsen. Our library is more than just a place for books; it's a vibrant center for learning, creativity, and community engagement. We invite young artists to participate in the LA County Library’s 45th Annual Bookmark Contest, and we host exciting events like the One Book, One County celebration.

Welcome to Debbie Wastling Author, your local literary haven located on 148th Street in Hawthorne, California. As both a bookstore and a unique storytelling venue, we invite you to explore the enthralling worlds crafted by Debbie Wastling, an accomplished author and playwright with a rich history in the arts. Our centerpiece offering is "The Flying Scotsman Sings," a historical novel that masterfully weaves wit and drama. Set in 1923, it tells the story of two unlikely individuals, Amos Bell, a train driver on the legendary Flying Scotsman, and Madame Neil-Gregory, an opera singer. This tale draws inspiration from Debbie's own grandparents, offering a personal touch to the historical narrative. Discover more about this captivating story and its characters by visiting our website.