Washington Irving Branch, Public library in Arlington Heights, Los Angeles, United States.
The Washington Irving Branch is a public library in the Arlington Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles. The building holds collections in multiple languages, public computers, and materials for readers of all ages.
The original building from 1926 was designed in Mediterranean Revival style and is still listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The current facility opened in 2000 to better serve the community with updated features.
The library serves a diverse neighborhood with collections in Korean and Spanish that reflect the community's linguistic needs. You will find books, media, and resources that welcome readers from different backgrounds and help them connect with the space.
The library offers free Wi-Fi and public computers for all visitors. It stays open through evening hours on weekdays, making it convenient to visit after work or school.
A pocket park next to the building opened in 2022, providing a new outdoor gathering space for the community. This addition extends what the site offers beyond books and computers.
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