Queenstown Public Library

Designed in the Modern style , with an austere front façade relieved by a refined “bow-tie” motif along the parapets & a pre-assembled sun-shading block on its concrete frame. Source: MyCommunity

Queenstown Public Library was officially opened by PM Lee Kuan Yew in 1970. Major renovations in 2003 added an elevator & cafeteria . The building was gazetted for conservation in 2013. Source: NHB

Library is part of the My Queenstown Heritage Trail . It was officially opened on 30 April 1970 by then Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew

Great major development of the library structure from the old cramp small library to a big spacious new library ! Love the environment now than b4!very relaxing cos of the greeneries surround@outside

Did u know? The Queenstown Public Library is Singapore’s first full-time branch library . Source: NLB

It's a great place.. I'm able to study here seriously, it is also the nearest library .. But it's not as bad as I imagine.. Love this place ~

Spacious , comfy , spacious , and learning study friendly .. With a friendly cafe

Nice cozy environment to relax and read, though a little out of the way..

Nice gardening section overseeing their garden . Lots of natural light

The library has this familar smell that imake me remember when I used to come here EVERYDAY when I was a kid. Back then Queenstown is a bustling area. Now its a ghost town slated for redevelopment.

U can find the latest travel guides tho a smaller collection than Marine Parade , so check online 2 c if books r already on loan b4 coming.

Easily accessible, spacious , clean and well stocked.

Spacious and nice architecture .

Old school feel with lots of greenery . Win.

Do you know that this library is opened by the then Prime Minister of Singapore Mr Lee Kuan Yew back in 1970?

When you step out of the library , remember that there once used to be Singapore's oldest HDB blocks standing right there. I *heart* Queenstown.

Passion card membership gets you 5 years premium library membership for $12!!!

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