The Library is closed on Monday, May 30 in observance of Memorial Day.
Cleveland Public Library offers pick-up services at Main Library, the Louis Stokes Wing, and its neighborhood branches for patrons on the go. SERVICES AVAILABLE WALK UP Items on hold Printing (must call branch ahead of request) Copying (limited to 5 pages) Faxing Curbside And Walk Up Instructions STEP 1: Reserve items online at cpl.org or by phone with your Library card…
Important decisions that affect our lives are made every day. Increasingly, those decisions are made not by humans but by computers. In theory, this should lead to more fairness since everyone is judged by the same rules, and bias is eliminated. In reality, the algorithms that are used to make these decisions are opaque, unregulated, and uncontestable…even when they’re wrong. …
“The Braille Name Game” “The Braille Name Game” is a learning activity to help raise awareness about braille, and encourage and promote the importance of braille literacy for people who are blind or visually impaired. Players can use the braille alphabet to fill in the braille cells to spell their name, and then type the matching letter below the braille…
Commemorate Your Special Occasion at the Cleveland Public Library Once-in-a-lifetime events such as engagements, weddings, or graduations deserve equally exceptional photographs. The Cleveland Public Library’s Main Library complex in the heart of downtown Cleveland provides a variety of spectacular settings for your special photos: elegant Neo-Classical architecture exciting modern spaces sweeping marble staircases cozy reading rooms beautiful Eastman Reading Garden playful…
Enjoy a slideshow through time and watch the evolution of Cleveland Public Library’s cutting edge use of technology. From typewritten cataloging and “high-tech” electric erasers at the beginning of the 20th Century to the first computerized online Library Catalog in the 1980s. [slideshow_deploy id=’11603′]
Main LibraryLouis Stokes Wing4th Floor525 Superior AvenueCleveland, OH 44114216.623.2871Photos@cpl.org Contact: Brian Meggitt With more than 1.3 million photographs, the Photograph Collection is a tremendous resource for historians, film and video professionals, genealogists, sports enthusiasts, fashion designers and students of documentary history. Materials in the Collection are primarily in black and white and cover the period of the 1850s through the 1980s.…