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Often described as the ideal image of a library, Linden Hills has everything library users love. Window seats under leaded glass panes that invite sunshine in, cozy lounge chairs in the magazine area, outdoor reading terraces, two historic fireplaces--all this and more add to the charm of the lovely brick building that was thoroughly renovated in 2002.
Now state-of-the-art computer workstations blend in side-by-side with restored wooden book shelves and vintage furniture. The two-story lobby, with an elevator added for accessibility, invites people of all ages to come in and enjoy.
Architecture · Built 1931 · Minneapolis Historic Preservation Commission historic designation and listed on National Register of Historic Places · 2002 renovation with small expansion designed by The Leonard Parker Associates Architects · 6,700 sq. ft.; on-street parking only
Art
Art glass window by Phil Daniel above the entrance pays tribute to past generations and their legacy for the future
Special Features · Strong travel section · Neighborhood history collection, including a time capsule filled in 2002 with words and pictures from community members.
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