Alice Springs Public Library, Public library in Alice Springs, Australia.
Alice Springs Public Library is a public library in Alice Springs offering books, audiovisual materials, and digital resources for the community. The building houses collections across multiple formats to serve different borrowing preferences.
The library was founded in the 1930s by the Country Women's Association and was originally named after writer Nevil Shute. It relocated to its current building in 1980.
The library maintains the Akaltye Antheme collection, featuring materials produced for Aboriginal communities and texts in Central Australian languages.
The library is located in the town center of Alice Springs and is easy to reach on foot. Visitors can browse and borrow items during opening hours.
The library holds a dedicated collection focused on Central Australia with specialized materials for regional research. This collection has been developed since the mid-1970s.
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