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Facilities
Size: 17,985 square feet
Opened: Originally opened in 1974; rebuilt and re-opened in October, 2001
The first Scotlandville Branch Library opened on July 1, 1974. Located in a small strip mall at 1492 Harding Boulevard, the 2,550 square-foot building was leased from Horatio Thompson. The branch remained at his address until it closed on August 20, 2001, when staff began moving collections and computer hardware to the new facility.
The new Scotlandville Branch Library facility was designed to accommodate the Scotlandville community with a book collection of 100,000 volumes and seating for 150 patrons.
A unique feature in the branch is a Black Heritage Room that contains a special collection of books and journals on and by African Americans. The library also contains public computers and meeting room space for 100 that can be divided into two separate rooms for library programming.
Free wireless Internet access is available at this branch.
East Baton Rouge Parish Metro Council District
District 2
Architectural Firm
John Desmond & Associates
Program & Events
For events, programs & exhibits at this library location, see our Calendar of Events
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The Scotlandville Branch Library is located just south of Harding Boulevard.
Map Directions
Mass Transit - Capital Area Transit System
Branch Hours
Phone Numbers
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Branch Manager
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(225) 354-7580
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Circulation
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(225) 354-7540
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Reference
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(225) 354-7550
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Children's Services
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(225) 354-7560
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Teen/Young Adult Services
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(225) 354-7570
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Black Heritage
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(225) 354-7500
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