The McGirt-Horton Branch is a 10,000-square-foot building which offers high ceilings and plenty of windows for a bright, open feel, inviting children and adults to enjoy a long visit.

The building features two covered exterior spaces totaling almost 3,000 square feet, accessed from inside the library. One space is for teens and the other is for adults and children.

A Special Collections area includes the African American collection and there are more than 30 public computers throughout the building. The children’s area contains special interactive features that encourage discovery and literacy. One wing of the building is designed for teens and includes a video lounge area, sound booth, and a multimedia lab.

McGirt-Horton also features a snack / vending area with seating and a meeting room with a large window facing Phillips Avenue.

Storytimes

• Toddlers and Preschoolers: Tuesdays, 10 am
• School Age Children: Wednesdays, 3:30 pm

Computer Access
The McGirt-Horton Branch has more than 30 public computers. Many offer Microsoft applications (Word, Excel and PowerPoint) and Internet access. The computers are available first-come, first-serve, for one hour. A library card is required for computer use.