Brazoria County Library System
- State
- Texas
- County
- Brazoria
- City
- Angleton
- Postal Code
- 77515
- Location
- 401 East Cedar Street
- Phone
- 979-864-1519
- Fax
- 979-864-1518
Brazoria County Library System is the central public library maintained by the county of Brazoria for the literacy of its citizens. The library is open on weekdays from 2 pm to 6 pm 109. You can satisfy your curiosity for books and other forms of literacy in Brazoria by visiting 401 East Cedar Street, Angleton Texas 77515, the location of the county public library.
The Brazoria County Library System’s primary goal is to serve all the patrons of Brazoria County by offering services, resources, and facilities to the populace’s recreational, educational, and informational needs. It is well stocked with over 24455 titles ranging from hardcover books, softcover books, audiobooks, CDs, DVDs, and periodicals. The Brazoria County Library System is affiliated with the Texas Statewide Interlibrary system, which serves the rest of the libraries in Brazoria County and the rest of the state. The affiliation gives the Brazoria County Library System the ability to order materials across the Texas state and, on average, orders up to 14400 materials a year. You can call the Brazoria County Library System to find out the availability of certain materials before visiting the Brazoria County Library System.
The surrounding population of Angleton and the rest of Brazoria County is tiny. The Brazoria County Library System is modern with a network of four computers for its patrons. The children’s section has several computers so the little one can learn better.
The Brazoria County Library System offers printing and photocopying and can send and receive faxes integral for those with no permanent offices. If you need to fax them, just send a fax to 979-864-1518. You can read more on the Brazoria County Library System policies and find out the librarian’s name and other details on their website.
Directions
Refer the map below to find the driving directions.
