Pack Memorial Library, Main public library in downtown Asheville, North Carolina, US.
Pack Memorial Library serves as the main branch of the Buncombe County Public Libraries system on Haywood Street in downtown Asheville. The building provides computer workstations, free Wi-Fi, meeting spaces, and holds a collection of more than 150,000 items for public borrowing.
The library was established in 1911 with funding from benefactor George Willis Pack. It relocated to the current building in 1978 and underwent major renovation work in 2012.
The North Carolina Room holds local historical documents and materials related to author Thomas Wolfe's literary works. Visitors can explore regional history and conduct personal research in this dedicated space.
The library sits in downtown Asheville near parking options and is easily accessible on foot. Visitors should check hours online before arriving and can explore the different service areas at their own pace.
Bookends Used Book Store operates inside the library building and generates revenue for library programs through its book sales. The shop gives visitors a chance to browse affordable secondhand books while supporting the library's work.
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