Eltham Library in London, United Kingdom

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Telephone:	+44 20 8850 2268
Address:	181 Eltham High Street, London, United Kingdom, SE9 1TS Eltham
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:	80 ftEltham High Street / Pound Place 110 ftEltham High Street / Elm Terrace 110 ftEltham High StreetBlunts Road
Categories:	Libraries

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2 reviews of Eltham Library

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Susiem

Place rating: 4
London, United Kingdom

This is a great library with really helpful staff!
They have homework clubs, baby song groups and creative activities.
You can check your own books in and out. The CD and DVD library are very good.
Their are computers available and a photocopier.
You can park in the car park to the rear of the building.

Dnl0

Place rating: 5
London, United Kingdom

Following the long awaited refurbishment, Eltham Library is now located within the new state of the art Eltham Centre. The Eltham Centre integrates the library with a leisure centre, Citizens Advice Bureau, a café among other things besides. Talking purely about the library itself, I am pleased because they have bought more computers for us library users. I like the new self-issue terminals, so you can check books in and out by yourself and I like the fact that they have a quiet study area for people to use. They have even got scanners and CD burners to use, which is remarkable, because you don’t tend to get those type of IT facilities in many libraries.