Lincoln Heights Branch Library — Attraction in Los Angeles

It's old, beautiful, and grand. The kids section is great and big. They have magazines and newspapers you can take home. Great DVD selection for kids and young adults. A bunch of great shows on dvd. Great music selection of all genres. Activities for younger children all year round. Amazing free books from the early 1900s(romantic erotica). Great novels like twilight, happy potter, host and many more full set novels for young adults. Tutoring services and free computer time. Depending on the use for computers it's 30 minutes for a game computer and 1 hours for a Web browsing computer, only bad thing is you need have a library card and sign up. 25 cent copies. Free clean bathroom use. A few desks and tables to sit and study or do...

this is one of Los Angeles's most historic libraries since its probably been here since the birth of Los Angeles...my mother has told me stories of her visits to this library as a child and she's well over seventy-years old...there isn't a good selection of new books as some of the other local libraries and they don't seem to get new stuff in frequently, or at all...i mostly go here for the books I've already read that I'd like to go over again and for the free copy of Razorcake they get in every other month, in Hollywood it's five-dollars but I always get it free here whenever a new issue comes out...this library is great for just some quiet reading time with whatever they have on the shelf, for new stuff you'll have to look...

The library here is clean,organized,and the workers are ok not perfect but ok all except one lady with an overweight body and short hair was the most rudest woman I've ever met she was rude to my mother and when we talked to a supervisor in charge she just looked at us like we were crazy she doesn't read the reviews of this library so the supervisor is extremely ignorant either way I can find good graphic novels and Japanese manga there are also books for those who want to learn Chinese or to read...