Wilshire Branch Library

Address:: 149 N. Saint Andrews Pl
Los Angeles, CA 90004
Phone:: 323-957-4550
Fax:: 323-957-4555
Email:: Contact form
Librarian:: Eric Kennedy, Acting Senior Librarian

The Windsor Square-Hancock Park Historical Society designated the Wilshire Branch as a Historic Landmark - 1999 Historic Landmark Award #66. The collection highlights Korean and Spanish Films and contains a good selection of other foreign language films. Refer to the branch history section for more information concerning the library’s unique history.

Upcoming Events at Wilshire Branch Library

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Student Zone

Mondays and Wednesdays, 3:00-5:00 p.m.
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3:30-5:30 p.m.

Students (grades 1 to 12) may sign in to use the provided tables, supplies, computers and resources to work on school related activities. Printing is free for homework assignments. Students may bring their own laptops or portable devices to use in the Student
Zone.

What We Are Reading

Eight Perfect Murders: A Novel

Swanson, Peter

The owner of a Boston bookshop specializing in mysteries posts a list of books on the store’s blog.

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The widow Clicquot : the story of a champagne empire and the woman who ruled it

Mazzeo, Tilar J.

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Ormeshadow

Sharma, Priya

Priya Sharma tells the story of a gentle young man’s journey to adulthood in a brutal world not of his choosing.

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Incidental inventions

Ferrante, Elena,

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The American story : conversations with master historians

Rubenstein, David M.,

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The Secret Life of Sam Holloway

Thomas, Rhys

Sam Holloway is a nice guy. He has a stable, but a not terribly exciting, job with an electronic parts distributor.

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Anthony Bourdain remembered.

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Mighty justice : my life in civil rights

Roundtree, Dovey Johnson, 1914-2018,

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Made things

Tchaikovsky, Adrian, 1972-

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Dreamers and schemers : how an improbable bid for the 1932 Olympics transformed Los Angeles from dusty outpost to global metropolis

Siegel, Barry, 1949-

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What We Are Reading

Eight Perfect Murders: A Novel

The widow Clicquot : the story of a champagne empire and the woman who ruled it

Ormeshadow

Incidental inventions

The American story : conversations with master historians

The Secret Life of Sam Holloway

Anthony Bourdain remembered.

Mighty justice : my life in civil rights

Made things

Dreamers and schemers : how an improbable bid for the 1932 Olympics transformed Los Angeles from dusty outpost to global metropolis

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