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Contact Information[edit | edit source]Address: 8051 Ashton Avenue, Manassas, VA 20109 Telephone: 703-792-4500 Hours of Operation:
Email: libcommunications@pwcgov.org Description of Collections[edit | edit source]Prince William Public Libraries (PWPL) brings people, information, and ideas together to enrich lives and build community in a welcoming, inclusive environment. With 12 libraries throughout the County, a vast digital online catalogue, and a rich history of educational programs and community outreach services, PWPL is the hub connecting residents to the power of information. Services[edit | edit source]Prince William Public Libraries (PWPL) has 12 physical branches throughout Prince William County and the City of Manassas that offer free access to books, e-books, e-audio, print and digital magazines, Digital Library, CDs/DVDs, educational and entertaining programs for all ages. Every library offers free access to computers with internet, Wi-Fi that extends to parking lots, printers, Wi-Fi mobile hotspots, and Curbside Pickup. All branches have self-checkout stations, and book drops are available at each branch for after-hours return of materials. History[edit | edit source]The second regional library to be built in Prince William County, Bull Run Library was opened to the public on June 25, 1994. Bull Run Library provided much-needed library services to the rapidly growing western side of the county, which - at the time - had only the small neighborhood library in Haymarket. Together with Chinn Park Library, Bull Run Library was built from funds generated by an $11 million bond referendum approved in 1988.
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