Van Nuys Branch, Public library in Van Nuys, Los Angeles County, US.
Van Nuys Branch Library is a public library in Los Angeles County featuring Spanish Colonial Revival style. The building displays arched windows, decorative details, and white stucco walls characteristic of this architectural period.
The library was established in 1911 and relocated to its Spanish Colonial building in 1927. The collection expanded significantly over subsequent decades to meet growing community demand.
The library serves the multilingual community through Spanish language collections and bilingual programming that reflects local needs. Residents and visitors find materials and events designed specifically for Spanish speakers and English speakers alike.
The library is located on Sylmar Avenue and operates six days per week for public access. Visitors can use computers and internet access at no cost.
The building serves as headquarters for the bookmobile service operated by Los Angeles Public Library. Hundreds of thousands of books are distributed annually from this location through mobile units across the city.
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