Midtown Carnegie Branch Library
397 E. Central St.
P.O. Box 248
Springfield, MO 65802
Phone: (417) 862-0135
Eva Pelkey, Branch Manager
evap@thelibrary.org
Branch Hours
- Monday-Saturday, 9:30 a.m.-6 p.m.
Programs and Events
Programs inside the library branches have been curtailed to help minimize the impact of the coronavirus, so we're sending programs to you—virtually. Check out the Library's Virtual Programs page for details. The library is hosting both in-person and virtual programs.
Masks are required at all in-person events.
Services
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Computers, Internet & Wi-Fi
Internet, electronic databases and Library catalogs [Details] See Wi-Fi hours. -
Meeting & Study Rooms
Rooms for large meetings or quiet study [Details] -
Printers
Print from Library computers or your own device. Black and white - 10¢; color - 50¢. Cash only. -
Copiers
Black and white copies are 10¢; 20¢ for 11x17. Color copies are 50¢; $1 for 11x17. Cash only. -
Services for Special Needs
Motorized scooter, closed-circuit television video magnifier and more [Details] -
Self-Service Fax Machine
50¢ per page. Debit/Credit card only. Send only. -
Test Proctoring
Available for a small fee. [Details] -
Edge Community Technology Center
Free computer training and professional development resources [Details]
Go green! Copies may be scanned to a USB drive. Bring your own USB drive, or purchase one at the Library Center for $5.
Book Discussions
About the Midtown Carnegie Branch
This stately Carnegie library opened its doors in 1905, and ever since, the Midtown Carnegie Branch has been serving the information needs of the citizens of Greene County. The Midtown Carnegie Branch has been renovated to make it a cozy neighborhood library, and to restore it to the architectural glory of its earlier years. There are more wooden library tables and comfortable reading chairs. Centrally located at the northwest corner of Central Street and Jefferson Avenue, the Midtown Carnegie Branch is at the heart of the city's Government Plaza.
On Display Now
January- Mantels at Midtown: The Works of J. Kent Martin