Address: 1 Mary Elizabeth Wilbanks Ave, Baytown, TX 77520, USA
Phone: +12814277331
Sunday: 1–5PM
Monday: 9AM–8PM
Tuesday: 9AM–8PM
Wednesday: 9AM–8PM
Thursday: 9AM–8PM
Friday: 9AM–5PM
Saturday: 10AM–5PM
Ricki Rowell
This Library located in the old section of Baytown still tries to be relevant in modern times there are several computer desks. They have a lot of after-school programs for young children, adolescents, teenagers and college students. Things like book club project orientated groups it talked about things like anime participate in 3D printing and other computer and technological related subjects and yes they have a lot of books movies music and other forms of media.
Kristin queen
Nice Beautiful Library The Building Is Well Kept Clean And Fresh, The Staff Is Very Well Organized And Professional. One Side Of The Building Is For Adults And The Other Side Is For Kids. The Internet Is Free For All. I Would Recommend Everybody To Go Their.
jennifer bourgeois
I love our library! The staff is caring and knowledgeable. Helpful as can be! Even during this pandemic they are doing the most. (Practicing safety all the while!)
Kristen Moore
We love this library. We prefer to drive from North Shore to visit this library than our own. They always have something for the kids to do. Nice big selection of books. Staff are very friendly and helpful.
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Needs a larger rest room or another rest room in the library
Under 7 - guardian 17 years or older in the immediate vicinity in visual contact 7 -12 - guardian present at all times 13 -17 may use the library without the presence of a guardian See "Unattended Minors" https://www.baytown.org/city-hall/departments/library/about-us/library-policies.
Curbside Service is available Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Yes, two of them. One inside and one outside.
They don't have chess boards but they have a kids section where kids can go read, get on the kids computers & just be kids.
To use their wifi maybe. But call and ask. Would be a lot to go make a trip with it for nothing.
Food for Fines is May 1 - 31, 2018. We will forgive your overdue fines in exchange for non-perishable, unexpired pantry items. 1 item = $1 in fines. All donations go to Love Network of Baytown.
2nd Friday of month, at 10 AM, in The Nook
They do have private rooms and computers but I'm not sure if they have cameras attached to them. I hope this helps but call them. The staff is friendly...
Yes you are with a mask 😷 and practicing social distancing
Yes they also have movies and music. On occasion they have books and movies for sale
Yes. It has been
No. They no longer do passports. Post offices do by appointment.
Black and white are 10 cents or color for 50 cents each page
No, unfortunately. Your bank may have a notary, or you can search for notary services near you.
Yes
Go to the library with your ID and they'll give you a free library card if you lose it they charge you a dollar
I don't think they have Exchange program. They do work with some of the other libraries in the area but it's a case-by-case basis. All you need is to walk in to get your library card.
All ready working on Tuesday and Thursday have to sign up at 9 am each day
On https://www.baytown.org/city-hall/departments/library click My Account. Enter your last name and the number above the barcode on your library card. Your checkouts should be listed. You'll be able to renew each item twice unless it is on hold for another patron.
As long as you have a valid drivers license, passport or state-issued ID card, you can get a library card. Baytown residency is not a requirement.
No. They can give you a code to use the computer for that day
Yes, Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
You must go in person.
Sterling Municipal Library is not a passport location. The location in Baytown is the post office on Baker. The Chamber Country Clerk in Mont Belvieu is also a location.
Are you doing taxes? If so, what day and time
An applicant must present a government issued photo ID. Parental signature is required when the patron is under the age of eighteen. There is no residency requirement.
AARP provides free income tax assistance every Tuesday and Thursday from Noon – 4:00 p.m. ending Tuesday, April 17. Sign up begins each day (Tuesday or Thursday) at 9am at the Library Services Desk. You must bring: • Picture ID • Proof of Social Security Number • Prior year’s tax return (helpful)
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