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The east lawn and the eastern exterior of Central Library
Guest Blogger, March 29, 2024

Sometimes it feels as though public libraries—free, government-supported, circulating libraries—have always been part of American life, but public libraries were rare before the last quarter of the nineteenth century.


The east lawn and the eastern exterior of Central Library
Guest Blogger, March 29, 2024

Sometimes it feels as though public libraries—free, government-supported, circulating libraries—have always been part of American life, but public libraries were rare before the last quarter of the nineteenth century.


Author Sophie Wan and her debut novel, Women of Good Fortune
Daryl M., March 28, 2024

Sophie Wan is a Bay Area native who is now battling the winters in Philadelphia. She graduated from UC Berkeley and spends far too much time drafting emails and drinking tea.


Author Sophie Wan and her debut novel, Women of Good Fortune
Daryl M., March 28, 2024

Sophie Wan is a Bay Area native who is now battling the winters in Philadelphia. She graduated from UC Berkeley and spends far too much time drafting emails and drinking tea.


Author Sophie Wan and her debut novel, Women of Good Fortune
Daryl M., March 28, 2024

Sophie Wan is a Bay Area native who is now battling the winters in Philadelphia. She graduated from UC Berkeley and spends far too much time drafting emails and drinking tea.


Author Shubnum Khan and her debut novel, The Djinn Waits a Hundred Years
Daryl M., March 21, 2024

Shubnum Khan is a South African author and artist.


Author Shubnum Khan and her debut novel, The Djinn Waits a Hundred Years
Daryl M., March 21, 2024

Shubnum Khan is a South African author and artist.


Author Shubnum Khan and her debut novel, The Djinn Waits a Hundred Years
Daryl M., March 21, 2024

Shubnum Khan is a South African author and artist.


Portrait of Commissioner Leontyne B. King
Christina Rice, March 20, 2024

At the Vernon - Leon H. Washington Jr. Memorial Branch Library, there is a wall in the meeting room adorned with four framed portraits. Two are paintings: one depicts writer Langston Hughes and is a gift from Miriam Matthews, the Los Angeles Public Library’s first Black librarian. The other is Leon H.


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