Washington Street Library, Public library in Cumberland, United States
Washington Street Library is the main branch of the Allegany County Library System serving Cumberland, Maryland. It provides computer access with internet connectivity, printing services, and free WiFi throughout the building.
The library was founded in 1934 as a dedicated public reading space for Cumberland residents during the Great Depression. The project emerged when the city was rebuilding its cultural institutions.
The library houses collections of regional literature and genealogical records that document the heritage of Western Maryland families. You can explore these archives to learn about local family histories and the area's cultural roots.
The library operates Monday through Thursday with extended hours on certain days, making it accessible during regular business times. All computer access, printing services, and free WiFi are available throughout these operating hours.
The building added a community room and dedicated study spaces in 2021, designed specifically for group meetings and individual research. These newer areas significantly expanded what visitors can do inside.
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