Pueblo City-County Library District, Public library system in Pueblo, Colorado.
The Pueblo City-County Library District is a public library system with multiple branches spread across the county, offering access to books, digital content, and educational programs. Each location provides computers, meeting rooms, and online resources including eBooks for patrons.
The main Rawlings Public Library building was designed by architect Antoine Predock as a modern take on library architecture in the early 21st century. The structure reflects how contemporary public buildings were reimagined during that period.
The main branch houses the InfoZone News Museum, which displays vintage equipment from The Pueblo Chieftain, a history of newspapers, art exhibits and films. The district also runs an Adult Literacy Program, a Digital Memory Lab for digitizing old media, and The Music Box, a recording studio.
The district runs twelve branches, from Avondale and Beulah to Pueblo West and Blende, so the nearest one depends on where you are in the county. The main branch, Robert Hoag Rawlings, sits in Mesa Junction. Assistive services are offered for a range of disabilities, and homebound residents can arrange delivery. Books in the Park runs outdoors in summer for children.
The Frank Lamb Library is one of twelve branches, alongside sites at Avondale Elementary, Beulah School of Natural Sciences, Pueblo Community College and the Y. The district also runs a Digital Memory Lab for digitising old media and a recording studio called The Music Box.
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