City of Fairfax Regional Library
10360 North Street
Fairfax, VA 22030-2514
Telephone: 703-293-6227
TTY: 711
The City of Fairfax Regional Library opened its doors on January 26, 2008, as Fairfax County Public Library's first truly urban library. Situated at the corner of North Street and Old Lee Highway, the building is considered the eastern gateway to the City of Fairfax. Its exterior and interior architecture suggest a love of history and enlightenment, from the colonial columns and dormers to the soaring yellow pine ceiling.
The oldest library branch in Fairfax, it opened in a small cinderblock
building in 1940 and was moved to Chain Bridge Road in 1962. It was
called Central Library and served as the library's headquarters until
1982 when it was renamed Fairfax City Regional Library.
The building is well-equipped to serve the needs of its public, with a
covered two-level parking deck (Note: Vehicle height limit is 6' 8"),
large meeting room and two conference rooms, wireless Internet access
throughout the building, and dozens of Internet workstations. Cherry
reading tables equipped with study lamps have built-in electrical
outlets, and a 16-carrell quiet study room allows for individual quiet
study. In addition to meeting rooms, a group study room may be reserved.
The library has a collection of adult and children's books in Korean, and
a large periodical collection, including titles in Spanish, Korean,
Vietnamese, Chinese and French.
The library includes the Virginia
Room, the county's foremost collection of books, photographs, and
manuscripts related to Fairfax County history, government, and genealogy.
We welcome researchers and genealogists from all over.
Library Hours of Operation
Sunday: 1 - 5 No service by phone
Monday: 10 - 9
Tuesday: 10 - 9
Wednesday: 10 - 9
Thursday: 10 - 9
Friday: 10 - 6
Saturday: 10 - 5
Branch Contacts
Branch Manager: Kathryn
Hoffman
Board Trustee Member: Mary Petersen - City of
Fairfax
Volunteer Coordinator: Jacqueline
Butler
Friends of the City of Fairfax Regional
Library: Barbara Leadbetter, President
Friends of the Virginia Room:
Phylis Salak, President
Available Facilities
Access Services: One computer with ZoomText software
Display Case: One
Book Sale: Ongoing. Large book sale twice a year.
Special Collections: Korean language materials
Investment collection
Local history and genealogy in the Virginia Room
Meeting Areas: - Reservations can be made for
regular hours and extended hours.
(Number of chairs limited, call branch to check availability)
Meeting Room: capacity
100
Conference Room :
10-12
Group Study :
capacity 6
Quiet Study Room: Yes
Branch Services
Internet Access: 40 internet stations with Microsoft Office plus
wireless access is available with your laptop.
Parking: 199 spaces (5 for handicapped)
Note: Vehicle height limit is 6' 8"
Languages Spoken: Please call the library to see when the foreign language speaker is available. Arabic, French, Korean
Microform Reader-Printer: Prints can be made for 25¢ a page.
Phone Menu
703-293-6227
1: Hours and location
2: Renew, check items on hold, library account
3: Children's services, program information and sign-ups
4: Reference information or to place a hold, shelf check.
5: Meeting room reservations
6: Virginia Room and genealogy
8: Reach a specific staff member
9: Repeat menu
Library-Affiliated Organizations
Friends of the City of Fairfax Regional
Library
Fairfax Bibliophiles
Fairfax County History Commission
Fairfax Genealogical Society
Fall for the Book
Chocolate Lovers Festival
Architect
The Lukmire Partnership


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