• Building size: 25377 sq. ft.
• Meeting Room: Capacity 72
• Children's area with Family Place
• Teen Space
• Book Drop for returning items accessible 24 hours

nearby libraries

• Artesia Library
• Clifton M. Brakensiek Library
• Hawaiian Gardens Library
• Paramount Library
• George Nye Jr. Library

getting here

• Local Transit:
  
  Long Beach Transit Route 93
  Long Beach Transit Route 101
  Long Beach Transit Route 112
  Long Beach Transit Route 191
  Lakewood DASH free to residents 60 years of age or older without their own transportation and to disabled residents of any age.
  
• Long Beach Dial-A-Lift: curb-to-curb, shared ride transit service exclusively for the mobility impaired residing in and travelling throughout the cities of Long Beach, Lakewood and Signal Hill.
• Large parking lot available behind the building.

• Non-English Language Collection(s):
  
  Arabic Books for Kids and Adults
  Chinese Books for Adults
  Korean Books for Kids and Adults
  Spanish DVDs for Adults
  Spanish Books for Adults
  Spanish Books for Kids
  
• Other Special Collection(s):
  
  Large Print
  
• Children's Special Collection(s):
  
  Family Place Collection
  
• Online Collections - Available 24 hours:
  
  Online research
  Downloadable Audiobooks from OneClick Digital
  Downloadable eBooks and Audiobooks from Overdrive
  Downloadable Music from Freegal
  

your local papers

• Los Angeles Times
• The Long Beach Press - Telegram

Find more magazines and newspapers.

• In person and telephone research assistance
• Photocopier

children's services

• Live Homework Help
• Family Place
• Storytime Kits

teen services

• Teen Advisory Board
• Live Homework Help
• LearningExpress Library (username = 13-digit library card number, password = create your own)

online services

• Email a Librarian
• Online Catalog
• Research Databases
• Downloadable Audiobooks, eBooks and Music

Angelo M. Iacoboni Library has:

• Public computers: 16
• Children's computers: 4
• Free Wi-fi

Computer policies for the County Library

friends of the library

Friends of the Lakewood Libraries is a volunteer-run organization that supports the library and library events - join today to get involved!

Friends of the Lakewood Libraries provides these service(s) to support the library:

• Friends of the Library DVD Rentals
• Friends of the Library Book Sale

library history

Lakewood

Angelo M. Iacoboni Library was founded in 1954 - the same year that Lakewood officially incorporated as a city. Originally the library was located in the Faculty Shops in Lakewood Center near what was then the City Hall.

The library moved to a larger building in 1959 and was rededicated in 1965 as the Angelo M. Iacoboni Library, after Lakewood's first mayor.

The library moved to its present location in 1973. An active Friends of the Library group was formed in 1972 and supports the Angelo M. Iacoboni Library and the George Nye, Jr. Library, which is also in Lakewood.

On February 12, 2001, the Angelo M. Iacoboni Library reopened for service following several months of renovation. The project was a joint effort of Fourth District Supervisor Don Knabe, the City of Lakewood and the County of Los Angeles Public Library. The remodeled library has a different layout, improved lighting, technology upgrades, and a Friends of the Library Bookstore.

political representatives

• U.S. Congressional District 38: Linda T. Sanchez
• California State Assembly District 63: Anthony Rendon
• California State Senate District 33: Ricardo Lara
• County Supervisorial District 4: Don Knabe

local links

• Bellflower Unified School District: Links to schools and educational resources.
• California State University Long Beach
• Cerritos College: General information on Cerritos College, which serves the cities of Artesia, Bellflower, Lakewood, Hawaiian Gardens and Norwalk.
• Lakewood Friends of the Library: The Lakewood Friends of the library is a group of individuals who help the library promote literacy in the City of Lakewood.
• Lakewood Online: City issues, public information, calendar of events, council agendas. Updated twice a week. Invites active citizenship via two-way links with city government for local news and submission of city service and information requests.
• Long Beach City College
• Long Beach Unified School District: Links to the school district and other educational resources in the local community.
• Paramount Unified School District: Links to schools and educational resources.
• Press Telegram: Online local news and information service from the Long Beach Press Telegram, a local newspaper that serves the area. Includes local sports and entertainment news.

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