Libraries
Eccles library has reopened as part of the new Eccles Gateway, containing a state of the art children’s library, plus a temporary adult library that will operate whilst the main existing adult library in the old Carnegie building is refurbished.
It's the National Year of Reading!
Find out more about the National Year of Reading.
Online Reference Sources
As a library member you have free access to a range of Online Reference Sources, which we subscribe to on your behalf.
Browse your library online!
With our online library service you can browse our catalogue, see which items you have on loan, and renew items that you need to borrow for a little longer - if they haven't already been reserved by another library member. You can also reserve items online!
For reading, surfing, information and much more, why not rediscover your local library?
Libraries have changed dramatically in recent years and now is a great time to visit and find out more about the new campaigns to encourage people to read more and get learning.
You will find computers with free Internet access in all libraries, plus help available to use them. All this plus a great choice of books, comprehensive information and helpful staff at all libraries in Salford. You can even buy your books in the library, so why not call in now - its a great time to do so!
To find out more about all the services in Salford's libraries, use the links on the left or contact your nearest library.
Who to contact
- Name
- Sarah Spence
- Address
- Salford Museum and Art Gallery
Peel Park
The Crescent
Salford
M5 4WU
- Telephone
- 0161 778 0800
- sarah.spence@salford.gov.uk
This page was last updated on 07 November 2008
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