London Public Library

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The London Public Library is the public library system of London, Ontario Canada. London Public Library opened in November, 1896.

It now has 16 branches open to the public. The branches are named Beacock, Byron, Carson, Central, Cherryhill, Crouch, East London, Glanworth, Jalna, Lambeth, Landon, Masonville, Northridge, Pond Mills, Sherwood,Westmount.

The Central Library includes the Wolf Performance Hall,a state-of-the-art concert hall which hosts music and theatre performances. The Central Library is home to a beautifully landscaped Reading Garden, an oasis in the heart of the city with comfortable seating and multiple water features.

The Landon Branch Library is home to a valuable collection of Stained Glass windows that incorporate poetry by local artists. These were created by artist, Ted Gooden.

All locations offer art exhibits, numerous programs for adults, teens and children including author readings, summer reading program, health oriented activities and more.