Princeton Community Library

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319 McKinney Ave
Princeton, TX 75407
+1 (972) 736-3741
http://www.princetontx.gov

The Lois Nelson Public Library in Princeton, TX is a community-focused establishment that provides access to a wide range of books, resources, and educational materials for all ages.

With a welcoming atmosphere and knowledgeable staff, the library serves as a hub for learning, research, and leisure reading for residents and visitors alike.

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2.52 reviews
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Sarah G.
4/19/2019

Sweet little spot in quiet Princeton! Nice place to take a break during the day, take your kids to story time or let them play in the play area/learning corner. We spent hours here and were able...

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Joseph B.
9/17/2025

Small, cluttered, computers/printers and catalog (search) kiosk always down. Study tables placed at the rear of the building in a small space. In the teens section. (?) Can't access books in...

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