Angeles Mesa Branch, Public library in Angeles Mesa neighborhood, Los Angeles, US
The Angeles Mesa Branch Library is a public library in the Angeles Mesa neighborhood of Los Angeles, located in a building at 2700 West 52nd Street. It provides books, digital resources, and computers available to the public.
The library opened in 1928 as part of Los Angeles's early public library system, helping serve the growing population. Its architectural design reflects the building styles preferred during that period.
The library hosts weekly storytelling hours and craft sessions for children, fostering early literacy through hands-on learning. These programs form an important part of how the community gathers and learns together.
The facility is open until 8 PM Monday through Thursday, with earlier closing times at 5:30 PM on Friday and Saturday. Plan your visit around these schedule variations to ensure you arrive when the library is open.
The building was designed in Spanish Colonial Revival style and gained recognition on the National Register of Historic Places in 1987. This distinction highlights its architectural importance within Los Angeles's early library development.
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