Lawler Branch Library

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The Lawler Branch Library is one of the four libraries in the city of New Bedford. It was built in 1960 with money donated by Sylvia A.H.G. Wilkes and is located right next to Buttonwoods Park.
The library is fairly large for a branch library and is basically one large room that has all the separate areas just delineated by a bit of space and some signs.
The library has some cool windows and the whole building kind of reminds of me of an old fashion gymnasium with a pool or basketball courts inside. Definitely a unique but pleasant look for a library
The inside is very clean and convenient with working wifi and everything you would except from a modern library, just not as much of it as in one of the larger libraries. There is even a meeting room for events and groups.
Not a huge, historic or architecturally impressive library but a very nice branch library located in a very convenient location.