Libraries

Brixton Library provides books and more, a reference and information service, free use of Wi-Fi, computers for internet, email and word-processing.

Carnegie Library is close to Denmark Hill and Herne Hill, and is a picturesque Grade II listed building.

Situated in the Mary Seacole Centre at the heart of the High Street, Lambeth's first self-service library offers books, DVDs, and language courses for loan, plus access to computers, free Wi-Fi, fully equipped meeting rooms and stunning performance space for hire.

Durning Library is in an impressive Victorian building in Kennington, close to the tube station.

Lambeth Archives is the borough's record office and local history library.

Minet Library is a primarily self-service library in Knatchbull Road and close to Myatt's Fields Park. Lambeth Archives, the borough's record office and local history library is in the same building.

Streatham Library, located at 63 High Road, Streatham, is a purpose-built Grade 11 listed building that is best known for its iconic clock tower. One of the three libraries in the Borough, which was built by Henry Tate, users have a welcoming space to sit, work or read in an attractive reading room with original features plus a library garden to the rear.

Tate South Lambeth Library is located in Oval, on the edge of Vauxhall Nine Elms in the heart of Lambeth's Portuguese community.

Upper Norwood Library is a Lambeth Library that serves the five boroughs of Croydon, Lambeth, Bromley, Southwark and Lewisham.

Waterloo Library is situated in The Oasis Centre, opposite Lambeth North tube station, in a building shared with the Oasis Hub Coffee House.

West Norwood Library has re-opened at 1-5 Norwood High Street. Your local library offering books, computers, Wi-Fi, study space, story times, 3D printing and much more!