page_title: Free Library of Philadelphia
section_title: Neighborhood libraries
hierarchical_section_title: Free Library of Philadelphia / Neighborhood libraries
caption_attribution_description: English: Wyoming Branch, Free Library of Philadelphia - 231 East Wyoming Avenue, Philadelphia PA 19120 - Opened October 29, 1930, the very last Carnegie library in the world. Español: Sucursal Wyoming, Biblioteca Pública de Filadelfia - 231 East Wyoming Avenue, Philadelphia PA 19120
context_page_description: The Free Library of Philadelphia is the public library system that serves Philadelphia. It is the 13th-largest public library system in the United States. Unique among public libraries in the United States, it is neither a city agency nor a nonprofit organization; instead, it is governed by both an independent city agency managed by its own board of directors and a separate nonprofit organization, The Free Library of Philadelphia Foundation.
  On July 23, 2020, Free Library director Siobhan Reardon resigned following complaints about workplace racial discrimination.
context_section_description: In addition to the Parkway Central Library and the Rosenbach in downtown Philadelphia, the system operates 54 neighborhood and regional library locations throughout the city.  Many of these locations were funded by Andrew Carnegie, who donated US$1.5 million to the library in 1903.
caption: Wyoming Library
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