Libraries of Texas
Texas Literary Landmarks
Explore Texas' rich literary heritage through its iconic libraries, blending stunning architecture and diverse collections.
Iconic Libraries
Austin Central Library, Austin Public Library
4.7 (1232)A modern design marvel with rooftop gardens and stunning city views.
McAllen Public Library
4.7 (489)Known for its impressive size, a converted Wal-Mart store offering vast resources.
Dr. Eugene Clark Library
4.6 (63)Texas' oldest continuously operating public library, opened in 1899.
Architectural Marvels
Emily Fowler Central Library
4.4 (124)Features beautiful mid-century architecture in a serene setting.
Julia Ideson Building
4.5 (61)A Spanish Renaissance-style gem with intricate details and lush gardens.
Central Library
4.5 (451)Nicknamed the 'Enchilada Red' for its bold design by Ricardo Legorreta.
Academic Treasures
Fondren Library
4.8 (124)Home to variable collections with a serene academic environment.
Harry Ransom Center
4.7 (139)Gathers rare manuscripts and film archives; a hub for researchers.
LLILAS Benson Latin American Studies and Collections
5 (4)Unique Latin American and Spanish archives draw global scholars.
John Peace Library
4.6 (113)A cornerstone resource hub for San Antonio's academic community.