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Avondale Branch Library

Neighborhood:Downtown

509 40th St. South

Birmingham, Alabama, 35222

(205) 226-4000

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The Avondale Regional Branch Library was established as an autonomous library in 1908. In 1913, the Avondale library became a branch of the Birmingham Public Library System.

Birmingham Public Library

Neighborhood:Downtown

2100 Park Place

Birmingham, Alabama, 35203

(205) 226-3742

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The mission of the Birmingham Public Library is to provide the highest quality library service to citizens for life long learning, cultural enrichment and enjoyment.

East Ensley Branch Library

Neighborhood:Downtown

900 14th St.

Ensley, Alabama, 35218

(205) 787-1928

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East Ensley opened its doors in 1965 to serve Moore Elementary School, Councill Elementary School, Western-Olin High School and the neighborhood. In 1995 East Ensley branch library was renovated.

Eastwood Branch Library

Neighborhood:Downtown

4500 Montevallo Road

Birmingham, Alabama, 35210

(205) 591-4944

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Opened in 1982, the Eastwood Branch has consistently had high circulation as a popular materials library.

Ensley Branch Library

Neighborhood:Downtown

1201 25th St. North

Ensley, Alabama, 35234

(205) 785-2625

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Ensley established the first free public library in Jefferson County, Alabama on July 12, 1906 with more than 2,000 people attending the grand opening. In 1911, the Ensley Library became a branch of the Birmingham Public Library.