Mobile Public Library

The Mobile Public Library is a non-profit organization serving the Mobile, Alabama community. Founded in 1902, the library has been a cornerstone of the area for over a century. With a staff of five employees, the Mobile Public Library operates multiple branches throughout the city. The Mobile Public Library offers a comprehensive array of services to its patrons. In addition to traditional lending practices, the library participates in several inter-library loan systems, providing access to a vast collection of resources. Free internet access is available at all library branches, ensuring that residents have access to vital online resources. A key feature of the Mobile Public Library is its commitment to serving a wide geographical area. Free library cards are extended to all residents of Mobile, Baldwin, Washington, Clarke, Monroe, Escambia, and Conecuh counties in Alabama. Furthermore, the library provides free Alabama Virtual Library (AVL) cards at all branches, expanding access to digital resources even further. For more information about the Mobile Public Library and its services, please visit www.mobilepubliclibrary.org.