Seattle Public Library - International District Chinatown Branch

5 reviews

+1 (206) 386-1300

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713 8th Ave S

Seattle, WA 98104

+1 (206) 386-1300

http://www.spl.org

The Seattle Public Library offers 24/7 free access to a diverse collection of books, music, movies, TV shows, classes, and more at the International District Chinatown Branch.

Patrons can enjoy a wide range of resources and services to enhance their learning and entertainment experience in the heart of Seattle.

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4.05 reviews

Aimei Y.

11/28/2019

There's no parking and there are some questionable people outside. And the community center is right next door and it's easily confused which door is which. The inside is nice with lots of...

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Jessica L.

1/10/2017

I love this hole-in-the-wall SPL branch! This is a tiny library, but it packs a punch with it comes to current Chinese-Japanese language non-fiction. English non-fiction and fiction are across the...

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Daren D.

11/27/2009

Based on other KCLS branches (perhaps even Skyway) and the main SPL I've been to, this is probably the smallest--and cutest--of them all. And being small, I imagine it's because of the...

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Les M.

4/18/2009

Three and a half stars, actually. Housed in a compact, sleekly modern jewel of a building, this branch primarily serves the Asian-American community in and around the International District....

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Kimberlie L.

2/23/2013

Tiny little library in the International "Chinatown" District. Not exactly the place you would picture a library amidst many restaurants. Not too many books or services, but this is a great...

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HistoryFirst established in 1891, The Seattle Public Library (SPL) provides library services to the people of Seattle. After a fire destroyed the original location in 1901, Andrew Carnegie funded the first permanent public library building in downtown Seattle. Today, the Central Library sits at the same location, occupying a full city block. 26 branches serve the neighborhoods of Seattle as vibrant community hubs, where people come to use Library resources, access the internet, attend meetings and connect with their community. SPL also offers a wide array of digital media and resources on our websiteSpecialtiesThe Seattle Public Library (SPL) is an award-winning public library system with 27 locations within the city of Seattle, including the iconic Central Library. SPL's mission is to bring people, information and ideas together to enrich lives and build community. SPL offers free programs for kids and teens, as well as programs and services for all ages, including: technology classes, job search help, English and citizenship classes, small business resources and arts programs. With a free Library card, SPL patrons can check out books and other media, including digital downloads and streaming media

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