Free Library of Philadelphia - Richmond Branch

The Richmond Library in Philadelphia, PA is a historic neighborhood library that has been serving the Richmond and Port Richmond communities since 1897. Originally established as a Traveling Library with 300 books, it has grown over the years and now offers a wide range of services and programs for all ages. The library is housed in a building that was constructed in 1910, thanks to a generous donation from Andrew Carnegie and land donated by Anne W. Penfield, making it a significant part of the community's history.

With its rich history and commitment to providing access to information and resources, the Richmond Library continues to be a valuable asset to the community. From its humble beginnings to its current state-of-the-art facilities, the library remains a place where people can gather, learn, and connect with others. Whether you're looking for a good book, attending a program, or utilizing the library's various services, the Richmond Library is a welcoming and inclusive space for all.

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