The Thomas Jefferson Library is operated by Fairfax County Public Libraries. The current building was built in 1962 and renovated in 2010. Services include collections in multiple languages, internet and technology access and, of course, a large book collection. Call or visit the website for specific questions.
First founded in 1971, Sherwood was the first regional library of the FCPL. It now boasts a 157,578-item collection. In addition to the plethora of books, young kids can enjoy the Read to Me room with puzzles, flannel boards and board book. The library offers one-on-one tutoring sessions and partners with several non-profits, including the American Association of Retired Persons for tax assistance. Every Wednesday, the Mount Vernon Farmers market meets in front of Sherwood Regional from May to November.
The George Mason Regional Library is located just off Little River Turnpike and recognizable to Annandale residents thanks to its distinctive copper roof.
The library offers numerous programs for visitors of all ages. Computer stations are available for use and can be reserved in advance or the same day by calling the library desk. Book drop-off boxes are located outside, in front of the library.
Local affiliates of the library include the Annandale Women's Club and Friends of the George Mason Library.
The Patrick Henry Community Library has been a landmark in the center of Vienna since its founding in 1971. A community branch of the Fairfax County Library, this branch in Vienna has 120,000 volumes, including books, audiobooks, cds and DVDs. Members can search the volumes by computer catalog, or ask a staff member for help in locating or reserving an item.
There is a separate section for children, as well as a quiet study area for students and adults. A community meeting area can be reserved for non-profit and study meetings. A bank of ten computers is available for Internet and word processing, and printing is available for $0.15 a copy. Wi-Fi is available throughout the library.
The library hosts several classes and programs each month for residents of all ages. A full list of events is available on the library's website.
The England Run branch of the Central Rappahannock Regional Library provides residents of Fredericksburg with a variety of services. The library offers the following: a 90,000 volume collection of books, a spacious area with comfortable seating where individuals can browse books and read in front of an electric fireplace, 50 computers with Internet access, Wi-Fi, a theater that seats up to 180 people, a conference room, six meeting and group study rooms, free notary services and programs for individuals of all ages. Visit the library's Web site for a calendar of events or call for more information.
The Loudoun County Law Library carries materials that are focused on Virginia law. This includes case law for Virginia, Federal Code, Virginia Code from the 1600s to present and the library has access to Westlaw. It can also provide example forms for legal proceedings. The library reminds visitor's that it can help people find material but cannot provide legal advice.