Address: 3 Salem St, Worcester, MA 01608, USA
Phone: +15087991655
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 9AMโ5:30PM
Tuesday: 9AMโ8:30PM
Wednesday: 9AMโ8:30PM
Thursday: 9AMโ5:30PM
Friday: 9AMโ5:30PM
Saturday: 9AMโ5:30PM
Jennifer Van Dusen
There are so many interesting things to learn at the library and the librarians are friendly and helpful ๐. Looking forward to the genealogy classes
Elif Asar
Very modern and equipped library with friendly staff. Get your card and borrow items from wide range of media. Books, maganizenes, movies in various languages... There are quite study desks near by a window. I really like this library.
Eric Zago
So many things to do. The active programming for teens and adults is amazing. Staff are helpful and compassionate. Love the maker/innovation space, and the delightfully inspired space children's room. The space is well lit, well maintained, and a delightful space to relax for a few hours and learn something!
Anne Vayola Eugรจne
It's our favorite place in town. We go there every 2 weeks to borrow new books ...
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This says it was posted 10 months ago, but I didnโt know if it was bumped up for todayโs hours.
It should be but hour's change you can google library and see hours they have a tent in back
Your queston is unclear .... Yes, the library does have adult literature. Available when the library is open. Classes? I doubt it, but I encourage you to contact a reference librarian, who can better help you.
The library is not open.
They will issue you a new card if you have any sort of ID
Yes it is.
I'd suggest you read this because it details what needs to happen before WPL will open. Essentially, no this will not happen for a while. I'd start figuring out how to do research in your apartment. https://www.mass.gov/news/baker-polito-administration-announces-transition-to-step-ii-of-phase-iii-for-lower-risk
The library is open for curbside pickup only
Unsure but i think do they would have old maps , call or go in to see them .
Not sure , check out the website
Closed tomorrow. It will be open again Tuesday at its normal time
It is completely free to get a library card. Also it's free to check out any of the items, books, magazines, DVDs, etc... It only cost money if you aquire late charges for items.
Hi, you can find information about donating here: https://mywpl.org/?q=book-donation-procedures
From library website: Patrons 18 and older with a valid card from any member of the CW MARS network may reserve one pass at a time online with their library card number and pin. If you do not have a pin number, please call the library. You can also reserve a pass by calling or visiting any of our libraries. Each location of the Worcester Public Library offers different passes. Keep in mind some locations are closed on the weekends. If you reserve a weekend pass from one of these branches, you will need to pick it up on a weekday. For locations and hours information click here. Each pass is reserved for a specific day and can only be picked up on that day or the day before. Non-coupon passes should be returned before 11 a.m. the day following their use. Coupons do not need to be returned. Patrons must have their library card or photo identification to pick up Museum Passes. https://mywpl.org/?q=museum-passes
I.d and proof of residence
I found no books by Harold Hill in the online library catalog. You may want to consult a librarian for other possibilities, such as, interlibrary loan.
It's closed for the holiday will b open again Tuesday you can bring your computer or there's there's a fee for printing
From library website: On December 23, 1859, the Worcester City Council passed an ordinance establishing the Worcester Public Library and accepted a gift of 7,000 books from Dr. John Green III, and 4,000 books from the Worcester Lyceum and Library Association to jumpstart the new collection. Initially located on the third floor of the Bank Block at Foster and Main Streets, by 1861 the Library occupied a new building at Elm Street (now the site of the Pearl Elm Garage) where it was to remain for the next 100 years. An addition to the original structure was built in 1891, and the small building known as the children's entrance was added in 1900. Zephiniah Baker served as Head Librarian until 1867. His successor, Samuel Swett Green, nephew of Dr. John Green, is internationally renowned for his contributions to public librarianship, including encouraging cooperation between libraries and schools, developing collections of reference materials, adding books in languages other than English,
No
I know there are computers in there which you can register and use. I haven't used it for exams, the staff are very nice, I am sure you could call and ask.
No. It's not open.
Yes the McGrath parking lot is adjacent to the main library. It is owned and operated by the City of Worcester. $1/hr rate.
From library website: Each location of the Worcester Public Library offers different passes. Keep in mind some locations are closed on the weekends. If you reserve a weekend pass from one of these branches, you will need to pick it up on a weekday. For locations and hours information click here. Each pass is reserved for a specific day and can only be picked up on that day or the day before. Non-coupon passes should be returned before 11 a.m. the day following their use. Coupons do not need to be returned. Patrons must have their library card or photo identification to pick up Museum Passes. https://mywpl.org/?q=museum-passes
Indeed it is!
Yes
Note: Our print vending system takes both cash and card however our copying system takes cash only. We cannot always provide change. There is a change machine on the 1st floor, but please bring small bills if possible! Black & white and color printing are available on each floor of the Main Library. Black & white printing costs 15 cents per page, and color printing costs 30 cents per page. Print jobs will be help in the queue for 120 minutes or until job is printed. Now accepting card payments (Visa, Mastercard, Discover and American Express) for printing only at the Main Libraryโs 1st floor print station. Copying is also available on each floor. Black & white copies cost 15 cents per page, and color copies cost 30 cents per page. The library's multifunction copiers can also scan documents to a USB drive or directly to an email address at no cost. https://mywpl.org/?q=computers-printing-copying
Open 1-5:30 PM Sundays from October- April
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