Evergreen Library Biblioteca - Wichita, KS
Posted by: Groundspeak Premium Member Max and 99
N 37° 43.820 W 097° 20.705
14S E 645832 N 4177184
This is a beautiful library branch of the Wichita Public Library system.
Waymark Code: WM13M41
Location: Kansas, United States
Date Posted: 01/04/2021
Published By:Groundspeak Premium Member tiki-4
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The Evergreen Library is at the northwest corner of W. 25th St. North and Arkansas Ave., directly north of Schell Park. It serves a large hispanic population, so the branch provides materials in spanish relevant to the hispanic culture, including immigration, American history, and citizenship requirements. Many technology access points is a priority for this branch and the community it serves.

In front of the library are two beautiful totem-like sculptures by Conrad Snider.

From the Wichita Library org:
The Evergreen Branch Library opened in the former Wichita Arts Center in 2002. It is the second newest Wichita Public Library and is the second largest branch library in Wichita. It is the only branch with multiple rental spaces. Evergreen, located on the park campus with the recreation center by the same name, creating a true community service center. The block groups designated as Evergreen service area are primarily the north central part of the city, an area with a significant Latino population. However, there are other parts of this service area with very little Evergreen branch utilization.

A news story about the changes to Evergreen Library:

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Classification of Library: Public Library (Open to all)

Internet access available: Yes - Your Laptop: Free

Additional Internet Connection Options:
Computer terminals plus free wifi at the library.


Hours of Operation:
Temporarily closed for renovation. Will reopen as a library and community center.


Approximate date of opening.: 01/01/2002

Library Website: [Web Link]

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