West Hollywood Library, Public library in West Hollywood, United States
West Hollywood Library is a public library with two stories and 33,150 square feet of space, characterized by large windows offering views of the surrounding area. The building contains multiple study spaces, public computers, a laptop lending service, and validated parking available to visitors.
The facility began operations in 1913 at various locations, including Sherman School. It relocated to its current San Vicente Boulevard building in 2011.
The library houses an extensive collection focused on LGBTQ+ topics and operates the Ron Shipton HIV Information Center, reflecting the interests and needs of local residents. This specialized collection makes it an important resource for people seeking information and materials on these subjects.
The building is straightforward to enter and visitors have access to many practical amenities inside. Validated parking is available, making a visit easier to plan.
The building houses art installations and murals that visually tell the story of West Hollywood and reflect the local identity. These artworks give the location a distinctive visual character that visitors often overlook.
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