Albury Library Museum, Library museum in Albury, Australia
The Albury Library Museum at the corner of Kiewa and Swift Street combines a public library with exhibition spaces in one building. Its collection of about 50,000 items including books, magazines, and digital media serves both everyday borrowing and research needs.
This building opened in 2007 with a permanent exhibition called Crossing Place that traces Albury's story from Wiradjuri times through European settlement. That exhibition forms the foundation for understanding the different periods that have shaped the town.
The exhibitions here focus on the stories of different communities that have shaped this region. Visitors encounter perspectives that reflect both Indigenous Wiradjuri heritage and the people who came later.
Free Wi-Fi, computer stations, meeting rooms, and a café are available to visitors. These facilities make it straightforward to spend time here whether you want to work, relax, or meet with others.
The building stands out with its orange and grey exterior featuring geometric patterns inspired by the Murray River rail bridge architecture. This exterior design intentionally connects the location's history with its modern purpose.
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