Queen Anne Branch
Built with a $70,000 Carnegie donation made in 1911 and opened in 1914, making it one of the older working library buildings in the city. Hours here are not uniform with the rest of the system and have been trimmed on Saturdays during past schedule reductions, so confirm the day before a Saturday trip.
- Year Opened
- 1914
- Current Status
- Open
- Hours
- www.spl.org/hours-and-locations
- Study Rooms Available
- Yes
- Building Type
- Carnegie
Category: Study & Work Spots
Tags: carnegie, 1914, saturday closures
Coordinates: 47.633813, -122.3627512
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