Leah S.
4/24/2022
One of my favorite Hennepin county library branches because of the wonderful kids library/section. The kids library section has an exploration station that changes out quarterly for kids to...
Pierre Bottineau Library, Hennepin County Library
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55 Broadway St NE
Minneapolis, MN 55413
Pierre Bottineau Library, located in northeast Minneapolis, is named after the notable trapper and trader Pierre Bottineau, who settled in the area in the 19th century. The library is a modern facility that integrates two historic buildings—the 1893 Wagon Shed and the 1913 Millwright Shop—enhanced by a contemporary addition completed in 2003, resulting in a 12,000 square foot space for community use.
This library serves as a vital resource for residents, offering a variety of programs and services, including access to computers, language collections, and meeting rooms. It also hosts numerous free events, fostering a sense of community and promoting lifelong learning among its patrons.
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Molly M.
5/14/2021
HCL located in the historic Grain Belt campus. The buildings themselves are worth a visit. The library is created from the old 1893 Wagon Shed & the 1913 Millright Shop. The librarians were...
Risa Y.
10/30/2019
Wow...what a discovery! I discovered this lovely library on my way home after my visit to the North Minneapolis Farmer's Market on a beautiful Autumn Saturday morning. Just a perfect spot to...
Josh M.
7/8/2011
This library is located in what has always been one of my favorite buildings in Minneapolis, the Historic Grain Belt Brewhouse. I even liked this building when it was abandoned, there was a...
Jason K.
11/10/2014
My team at work had an offsite here and the place is awesome for a work offsite. It is in the old carriage room of the original Grain Belt Brewing Building. How cool is that. We had a private room...
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