Murfreesboro Public Library

Linebaugh Library & Branch Locations

Discover the Murfreesboro Public Library system with Linebaugh Library, Smyrna Public Library, and La Vergne branch — your community resource for books, programs, technology, and lifelong learning.

About Murfreesboro Public Library

The Murfreesboro Public Library system serves the greater Murfreesboro area with multiple branch locations including the main Linebaugh Public Library at 105 West Vine Street. The library system provides comprehensive services to residents of all ages, including books and digital collections, educational programs, technology access, and community resources. Whether you are looking for a quiet reading space, research materials, children's story time, or technology support, the Murfreesboro Public Library offers services to meet diverse community needs.

Library Locations

Linebaugh Public Library

The main branch of the Murfreesboro Public Library system serving the central Murfreesboro community with comprehensive collections and services.

105 West Vine Street
Murfreesboro, TN 37130
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Smyrna Public Library

Serving the Smyrna community with library services, programs, and resources for all ages and interests.

Smyrna, Tennessee
Branch library
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La Vergne Branch Library

Providing library services to the La Vergne community with collections and programs suited to local needs.

La Vergne, Tennessee
Branch library
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Connected System

All library locations are part of the unified Murfreesboro Public Library system, allowing cardholders to access services and materials at any branch.

One library card for all locations
Shared collections and resources

Services & Programs

Children's Programs and Story Time

The Murfreesboro Public Library offers story time and youth programs that foster a love of reading and learning in children. Story time sessions introduce young children to books, literacy, and library resources in an engaging, interactive format. The library also provides programs for teens, including reading groups, educational activities, and community service opportunities.

Adult Education and Community Programs

Libraries serve as community gathering spaces, offering adult education programs, technology classes, and community events. The Murfreesboro Public Library hosts programs that support lifelong learning, including book clubs, author events, and specialized workshops. These programs foster community connection and support educational goals for adult patrons.

Technology Services and Digital Resources

The library provides public computer access, internet connectivity, and technology support for all patrons. Staff offer technology training to help community members develop digital literacy skills. Digital resources including e-books, audiobooks, and online databases extend library services beyond physical locations, providing 24/7 access to information and entertainment.

Research and Information Services

Library staff assist patrons with research needs, reference questions, and information requests. Whether you need help finding resources for a school project, business research, local history information, or general knowledge queries, library staff can guide you to appropriate materials and databases. The library's collections and staff expertise support diverse information needs.

Community Meeting Spaces

Library meeting spaces are available for community groups, educational sessions, and special events. These spaces support local organizations and community development. Murfreesboro residents and groups can inquire about room availability and policies for scheduling library meeting facilities.

Getting Your Library Card

1

Visit a Library Location

Go to Linebaugh Public Library or any branch location during operating hours

2

Provide Required Information

Bring valid identification and proof of address to complete your application

3

Complete the Application

Fill out the library card application form with staff assistance

4

Receive Your Card

Get your library card immediately and start using library services

Frequently Asked Questions About the Library

Where is Linebaugh Public Library located?

Linebaugh Public Library, the main branch of the Murfreesboro Public Library system, is located at 105 West Vine Street in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. This central location provides convenient access to library services for residents and visitors. The library is situated in downtown Murfreesboro near other community resources and attractions.

What programs and services does the Murfreesboro Public Library offer?

The Murfreesboro Public Library offers a variety of programs and services including story time for children, youth and teen programs, adult education classes, technology training, and community events. The library provides access to books, digital resources, computers, research materials, and meeting spaces. Library staff can assist with information requests, reading recommendations, and research needs.

How can I get a library card in Murfreesboro?

To get a Murfreesboro Public Library card, visit any branch location and provide identification and proof of address. Library cards are typically free for residents and provide access to books, digital materials, computers, and programs. Staff at any branch can process applications and answer questions about library card benefits and services.

What are the branch locations of Murfreesboro Public Library?

The Murfreesboro Public Library system includes Linebaugh Public Library in Murfreesboro, Smyrna Public Library in Smyrna, and a La Vergne branch. Each location provides library services, collections, programs, and community resources. All branches are part of the unified Murfreesboro Public Library system, allowing patrons to access services and materials across locations.

Are there technology services available at the library?

Yes, Murfreesboro Public Library provides technology services including public computer access, internet connectivity, and technology training. The library offers assistance with digital literacy, online resources, and technology-related questions. These services help ensure that all community members can access digital resources and develop technology skills.

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