Teens and reading in Norwalk, California

Welcome to Norwalk Library, a cornerstone of community enrichment and learning located at 12350 Imperial Highway, Norwalk, California. Established in July 1913 as the 17th branch of the Los Angeles County Free Library, Norwalk Library has a rich history of serving the community through its extensive collection and diverse range of services. The library's journey began with a modest collection of 500 books and has since evolved into a 39,000-square-foot facility, dedicated to providing resources and programs that cater to all ages and interests. Norwalk Library is proud to partner with the Friends of Norwalk Library, a volunteer-run organization that tirelessly supports library events and initiatives.

Welcome to Lennox Library, a cornerstone of the Lennox community since its establishment in 1918 at the original Jefferson School. Now permanently located at 4359 Lennox Boulevard, Lennox, California, our library continues to serve as a vibrant hub for knowledge, creativity, and community engagement. Our library is proud to participate in LA County Library's 45th Annual Bookmark Contest, inviting young artists from grades K-12 to showcase their creativity. We also host a variety of events, including the One Book, One County celebration, bringing literature enthusiasts together for author talks and discussions.

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 the Gardena Mayme Dear Library, a cherished community hub located at 1731 West Gardena Boulevard, Gardena, California. As a proud branch of the Los Angeles County Library system, we offer a rich history and a wide range of services to meet the diverse needs of our patrons. Our library's story began under the guidance of the Wednesday Progressive Club before becoming part of the Los Angeles County Free Library in 1914. After a brief jurisdictional change, we returned to the County System in 1951. The current building, dedicated on December 5, 1964, was renamed in 1992 in honor of Mrs. Mayme Dear, a devoted volunteer whose legacy continues to inspire.

Welcome to Woodcrest Library, a cherished community hub located at 1340 West 106th Street, Los Angeles, California. Established in 1913 and originally housed in the Woodcrest School, our library has been an integral part of the community, moving through various locations until settling in its current home in 1967. At Woodcrest Library, we offer a wealth of resources and programs designed to inspire, educate, and entertain all members of our community. Our offerings include a vast collection of books, eBooks, audiobooks, and more, available for download or streaming on your personal devices. With a library card in good standing, enjoy limitless access to our digital library without the worry of overdue fines.

Welcome to A C Bilbrew Library, a cultural gem nestled at 150 East El Segundo Boulevard in Los Angeles, California. Established in 1974, this vibrant library serves as a cornerstone for community learning and cultural enrichment. Named in honor of Madame A C Bilbrew, a pioneering musician, poet, and community leader, the library stands as a testament to her legacy and contributions to the arts and civil rights. Designed by renowned African-American architect Vincent Proby, the A C Bilbrew Library is a spacious 21,000-square-foot facility that can house up to 100,000 books. It is home to the Black Resource Center, which offers valuable resources and support for research into the social, historical, musical, and cultural aspects of the Black experience. The library also hosts the esteemed "African-American Living Legend" Series, celebrating notable figures such as Rosa Parks and Ray Charles.

Welcome to the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library, a cornerstone of knowledge and community support located at 17906 South Avalon Boulevard in Carson, California. Since its establishment in 1959, and with its present building dedicated in 1973, our library has been a hub of learning, creativity, and community engagement. Our library is proudly supported by the Friends of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library, a dedicated volunteer-run organization that enhances our services and events. We invite you to explore our diverse offerings, whether you're interested in participating in our 45th Annual Bookmark Contest for young artists or joining us for the One Book, One County Author Talk and Celebration.

Welcome to the Florence Library, a cornerstone of community enrichment and learning since 1914. Located at 7807 Compton Avenue in Los Angeles, California, the Florence Library has a rich history of serving the Florence community with a diverse collection of books and resources. Our journey began with just 125 titles in the home of Fred W. Cleland and has grown to become a vibrant hub for knowledge and creativity. In our newly refurbished location at the Florence-Firestone Community Service Center, we invite you to explore a world of literature, digital resources, and community programs. Whether you're a student looking for homework help, an artist participating in our annual Bookmark Contest, or a family seeking early childhood resources, the Florence Library offers something for everyone.

Welcome to Graham Library Located at 1900 East Firestone Boulevard, Los Angeles, California, Graham Library is a vibrant community hub with a rich history dating back to April 1915. Originally housed in a school, the library has evolved through several relocations, finding its current home on Firestone Boulevard in 1969. Following a significant renovation completed in November 2001, the library was rededicated, featuring colorful murals by Bolivian artist Mario Cespedes that add a festive atmosphere to the building.

Welcome to Willowbrook Library, a cherished cornerstone of the Los Angeles County Public Library system, located at 11737 Wilmington Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90059. With a rich history dating back to its opening as the first County branch library in 1913, Willowbrook Library has been a beacon of knowledge and community engagement for over a century. Our library offers a diverse collection of books, eBooks, audiobooks, and more, catering to readers of all ages and interests. We are proud to provide access to modern technology, including Kindle Paperwhites and laptops for in-library use, ensuring that our patrons stay connected and informed.

Welcome to the Huntington Park Library, a cornerstone of the vibrant City of Huntington Park, California. Located at 6518 Miles Avenue, our library has been proudly serving residents and neighboring communities since its founding in 1913. Initially housed in City Hall, the library moved to larger locations in 1924 and 1931, and has been in its current Civic Center location since 1970. Our library is home to the stunning "Flight Form" sculpture by artist Tom Van Sant, which has been a focal point since its dedication in 1970. We invite you to explore this piece and the wealth of resources available within our walls.

Welcome to the American Indian Resource Center Located at 6518 Miles Avenue, Huntington Park, California, the American Indian Resource Center (AIRC) is an integral part of the Huntington Park Library, dedicated to serving the informational needs of and about American Indians in Los Angeles County. Established in 1979 by the LA County Library, the AIRC boasts the largest public library collection of its kind in the United States.

Welcome to the Leland R. Weaver Library, a cornerstone of learning and community engagement located at 4035 Tweedy Boulevard, South Gate, California. Since its official opening in 1973, this library has been named in honor of former South Gate councilman Leland R. Weaver and continues to serve as a vital resource for residents of all ages. Our library is part of the Los Angeles County Library system, which has been supporting the South Gate community since the city's early days. From its humble beginnings in a City Hall back room to the modern facility you see today, the library has evolved to meet the educational and recreational needs of its patrons.

Welcome to Bell Library, a cherished community hub located at 4411 Gage Avenue, Bell, California. Established in 1913 as the 29th branch of the County of Los Angeles Public Library System, Bell Library has been a cornerstone of knowledge and community engagement for over a century. Our current location, established in 1960 and expanded in 1973, reflects our commitment to serving one of the most culturally diverse communities in Los Angeles County. At Bell Library, we offer a wide range of services and programs designed to inspire, educate, and entertain patrons of all ages. Join us for the LA County Library’s 45th Annual Bookmark Contest, where young artists from grades K-12 can showcase their creativity. Participate in our monthly events, including the One Book, One County Author Talk and Celebration, or explore our collection with a Kindle Paperwhite, pre-loaded with expertly selected titles.

Welcome to Angelo M. Iacoboni Library Located at 4990 Clark Avenue in the heart of Lakewood, California, the Angelo M. Iacoboni Library is a cherished community resource with a rich history dating back to 1954. Named after Lakewood’s first mayor, the library has been serving the community for decades, offering a wide array of services and programs to meet the diverse needs of its patrons.

Welcome to the Clifton M. Brakensiek Library, a cornerstone of the Bellflower community located at 9945 Flower Street, Bellflower, California. Proudly serving residents for over a century, our library is deeply rooted in history, having opened its first branch on March 11, 1914. Named in honor of Dr. Clifton M. Brakensiek, who generously donated the land for the library, our current facility has been a hub of knowledge and community activity since its dedication on August 16, 1975. At Clifton M. Brakensiek Library, we are committed to providing an enriching environment for learning, creativity, and community engagement. Our library was a pioneer in library technology, serving as the Automated Circulation System pilot site and the first County library to implement an online circulation system in 1989.

Welcome to the George Nye, Jr. Library, a cornerstone of the Lakewood community since its opening on February 22, 1973. Located at 6600 Del Amo Boulevard, Lakewood, California, our library serves the eastern area of the city, including eight elementary schools, a middle school, and a high school. Named in honor of Lakewood Mayor George H. Nye, Jr., who passed away while in office in 1971, the library is committed to fostering a love of reading and lifelong learning. The library is supported by the dedicated Friends of Lakewood Libraries, a volunteer-run organization established in 1972. This group actively contributes to the library's success through events, fundraising, and community engagement, enhancing the services we offer to our patrons.