Lucien E. Blackwell West Philadelphia Regional Library

The Lucien E. Blackwell West Philadelphia Regional Library is a cornerstone of community education and engagement in Philadelphia. Named after the late congressman and local activist, Lucien Blackwell, the library stands as a testament to his legacy of public service. It offers a wealth of resources including books, digital media, and various programs catering to all ages. As part of the Free Library of Philadelphia, it serves as an intellectual and cultural hub, promoting literacy and learning. With facilities such as a computer lab, Wi-Fi access, and special events, the library is dedicated to meeting the diverse needs of its patrons.
Mar 19th, 2024

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Jan 22nd, 2024

Jan 11th, 2024

Dec 8th, 2023

I'm extremely disappointed at the poor service I received from these two women at the front desk. The muslim woman was even worst that the other one... insisting and forcing me to open a library membership card with them in order to have access to anything/service at this library. I'VE NEVER BEEN TOLD THAT BEFORE IN OVER 7+ YEARS THAT I'VE BEEN GOING TO PUBLIC LIBRARIES ANYWHERE IN PA, NY OR NJ. I asked her what was the point of the "GUEST PASS" and she said yes we offer it but we won't offer it to you unless you open the card with us. Obviously I will never ever return to that library and will make sure no one related or known to me steps a foot there. That was plain ignorance and I do not entertain that! And of course I refused to get the card after being treated so poorly... I will go to a more civilized environment where I will be treated like an actual person. DO NOT GO TO THIS LIBRARY EVEN IF IT'S YOUR LAST OPTION.
Feb 9th, 2024