The Kenosha Public Library will be piloting new hours of operation beginning Jan. 1 including expanded Saturday times for its Uptown neighborhood branches.
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IN PHOTOS: Kenosha's Public Libraries
Kenosha's Public Library System includes five branches: The Simmons Library, which opened in December of 1899 at 711 59th Place; the Uptown Library, built in 1925, at 2419 63rd St.; the Southwest Library, 7979 38th Ave.; the Northside Library, 1500 27th Ave.; and the new KPL Kids @Uptown Lofts, 6144 22nd Ave.
For more information, go to mykpl.info.
Kenosha's historic Simmons Library is located in Library Park Downtown. It opened to the public in July of 1900.
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The waxing moon rises over the Simmons Library, a landmark in Downtown Kenosha.
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The Southwest Library, 7979 38th Ave., first opened in 1981 and was renovated in 2004.
Kenosha's Northside Library opened in 1993 at 1500 27th Ave.
The Uptown Library opened in 1925.
The KPL Kids @ Uptown Lofts Library, 6144 22nd Ave., opened in July 2024.
- KENOSHA NEWS FILE PHOTO
The Uptown Library, 2419 63rd St., first opened in 1925 and is still hosting programs.
- Liz Snyder
Patrons fill the rooms during the grand opening of the KPL Kids @ Uptown Lofts Library in July 2024.
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