Not only is the San Antonio area diverse in people, culture, and natural resources, but also in its public library system.

While some of the libraries were built for that very purpose, several were private residences prior to being donated to or purchased by the City. Not only can you gain an education from the books these facilities house, but also from the buildings themselves.

Central: 600 Soledad, 207-2500 (14 terminals with internet connections)

Bazan: 2200 W. Commerce, 225-1614 (2 terminals)
Las Palmas: 515 Castroville, 434-6394 (2 terminals)
Memorial: 3222 Culebra, 432-6783 (3 terminals)

Landa: 233 Bushnell, 732-8369 (1 terminal)
San Pedro: 1315 San Pedro Ave., 733-1454 (2 terminals)
Westfall: 6111 Rosedale Court (4 terminals)

Brook Hollow: 530 Heimer, 496-6315 (5 terminals)
Oakwell: 4134 Harry Wurzbach, 828-2569 (4 terminals)
Thousand Oaks-El Sendero: 4618 Thousand Oaks, 657-5205
(4 terminals)

Ed Cody: 11441 Vance Jackson, 696-6396 (closed-renovations)
Forest Hills: 5245 Ingram Road, 431-2544 (closed-renovations)
Great Northwest: 9050 Wellwood, 684-5251 (3 terminals)

Carver: 3350 E. Commerce, 225-7801 (2 terminals)

Cortez: 2803 Hunter Blvd., 922-7372 (2 terminals)

Collins Garden: 200 N. Park, 225-0331 (2 terminals)
Johnston: 6307 Sun Valley, 674-8410 (3 terminals)

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