Annie L. Awbrey Public Library

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If you have a card, you must have a password established in our checkout system. You must call the library and we will set-up your password in our checkout system. You cannot establish the password without our help. Our phone number is 334-863-2632.

If you don’t have a card, you must come into the library and establish a card. To establish your card, you must have an identification with proof of residence in Randolph County, AL.

You will need specific apps for your device. To download these apps go to the AppStore on your Apple device or the Play Store on your Android device. Search for Libby and choose download.o link up with our library, open the Libby App, and then search by zip code 36274 or Annie L. Awbrey Public Library. Next you will need to log-in with the User ID and Password that we have given to you. If you need additional help, then call us, we can help. You can also view the website help page here: HELP! It’s not working!

Contact Information

Margaret Calhoun, Library Director

Annie L. Awbrey Public Library
736 College Street
Roanoke, Alabama 36274

Phone:  334-863-2632

Fax:  334-863-8997
Email: annielawbrey@yahoo.com

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Hours

Monday-Friday 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m.- Noon

Sunday CLOSED

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SERVICES OFFERED
Our collection consists of about 20,000 books, reference books, genealogy, and historical books. We have books for all ages and interests, including special areas for Genealogy,  Books on CD, DVDs, and a Paperback Swap Section. Other services include wireless internet access and a public meeting room for business or civic groups. We have 7 computers in the public computer lab. We will make copies and fax items at a small charge. We can scan for no charge.
 
BECOMING A PATRON
Proof of residence in Randolph County and a picture ID are necessary for the issuance of a library card. A parent or legal guardian’s signature is required for children under the age of 15.