Roosevelt Library was built in 1927 to serve Roosevelt High School and the Roosevelt neighborhood of south Minneapolis. It was one of 13 libraries developed under nationally known library director Gratia Countryman, who was instrumental in expanding the city’s library system in 1904-36. The library has received historic designation from the City of Minneapolis Heritage Preservation Commission and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It was completely renovated in 2013.
4026 28th Ave. S. Minneapolis, MN 55406
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Learn about new media technologies, including image editing, collaborative online tools, social media, smartphone security and more.
Join us as we celebrate and honor Black History Month in February with events, displays and activities in libraries, and recommended online book lists.
Join us at Roosevelt Library to learn new things, be inspired and connect with others. Library events are free and open to all.
Join these volunteers who work closely with library staff to raise awareness of library services, raise funds, and plan programs and events.