Conrad Sulzer Regional Library, Regional library in Lincoln Square, Chicago, United States
Conrad Sulzer Regional Library is a public library in Chicago's North Side at Lincoln Square, spread across multiple floors. The facility provides study rooms, computers with internet access, a specialized collection on North Side neighborhood history, and a YOUmedia space for teenagers.
The library opened in 1985 and replaced the earlier Frederick H. Hild Regional Library. Its construction marked an important renewal of library services on Chicago's North Side.
The building displays German neoclassical style and houses art installations with frescoes depicting scenes from Virgil's Aeneid. The architectural design reflects the historical heritage of the surrounding neighborhood.
The facility is open multiple days throughout the week and provides accessible entry to all levels. Visitors should note that some specialized collections may have separate hours of operation.
The building was specifically designed with YOUmedia spaces to offer teenagers technology and creative opportunities beyond traditional library services. These dedicated areas enable young people to work on innovative projects and develop new skills.
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