Where is it?
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh: Squirrel Hill (map)
5801 Forbes Ave
Pittsburgh, PA 15217
(412) 422-9844
What are the hours?
Mon – Wed: 10am – 7pm
Thurs – Sat: 10am – 5pm
Sun: 1pm – 5pm
Carnegie Libary: Squirrel Hill
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This library is great. The funny thing is that when I tell people to go here instead of the big-box-bookstores, they always tell me “yeah but there’s no where to park”. The even funnier thing is that there’s a parking garage right below the library with a door going right in to the place. But be careful, because they will get you if you don’t put that darned paper on your dashboard. And don’t put it under your windshield wiper blade because somebody WILL take it and put it on their own dash. Save the libraries!