Hearst Library

The Hearst Free Library, a historic establishment gifted to the City of Lead by Phoebe Apperson Hearst in 1894, stands as a vital resource for the community, drawing over 30,000 patrons each year. With a rich collection that originally catered to the diverse ethnic groups of the area, the library continues to offer a warm and welcoming environment for learning and exploration.

In addition to an extensive range of books, the library provides access to eBooks, audiobooks, and various online databases, catering to a wide array of interests and age groups. With services such as storytime, book clubs, and summer reading programs, the Hearst Free Library remains committed to fostering a love for reading and community engagement.

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