Free Library of Philadelphia
Neighborhood: Art Museum
Phone: +1 215 686 5322
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The Free Library of Philadelphia, established by Benjamin Franklin, encompasses 55 branches throughout the city—so patrons can access the information they need. The neo-Greek architecture of the Central branch's building on Vine Street reflects the prototypical image of what one expects a magnificent library to look like. The Central branch has an excellent music collection and a rare book archive. And the rooftop cafeteria is very inexpensive. There is also Internet access, adult education classes, reader development and children's workshops in most branches.
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Most Abundant City Resource for Literature
Neighborhood: Art Museum
Phone: +1 215 686 5322
Website | Map | add to Travel Bag (NEW)
The Free Library of Philadelphia, established by Benjamin Franklin, encompasses 55 branches throughout the city—so patrons can access the information they need. The neo-Greek architecture of the Central branch's building on Vine Street reflects the prototypical image of what one expects a magnificent library to look like. The Central branch has an excellent music collection and a rare book archive. And the rooftop cafeteria is very inexpensive. There is also Internet access, adult education classes, reader development and children's workshops in most branches.
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