3803 Central Avenue
Billings, MT 59101
Phone: 406-247-3094
Open Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
billingslibrary.org
Billings
Public
Library
is
the
public
library
serving
Billings
and
Yellowstone
County,
Montana.
It
was
established
in
1901,
and
was
originally
named
for
Parmly
Billings,
eldest
son
of
Frederick
Billings,
the
City’s
founder
and
namesake.
The
Billings
family
donated
the
first
library
to
the
young
town
in
memory
of
Parmly,
the only family member to ever live in the City.
Mission
Billings
Public
Library
is
where
our
community
connects
and
grows
together,
discovering
the
love
of
reading,
the
joy
of
learning, and the sharing of creative expression.
Billings
Public
Library
has
something
for
every
visitor,
whether
they
come
from
across
town,
or
across
the
world!
All
visitors
will
find
a
w
e
l
c
o
m
i
n
g
community
gathering
space,
with
free
Wi-
Fi
and
Internet
stations
available
for
all
to
use.
There
are
story
times
and
crafts
for
children,
reading
groups
for
teens,
and
a
variety
of
free
programs
for
all
ages.
Montana
residents
are
all
eligible
for
library
cards,
which
provides
access
to
over
200,000
books,
as
well
as
thousands
of
DVDs,
music
CDs,
audiobooks,
and
more.
A
library
card
is
also
your
ticket
to
download
free
e-books,
audiobooks
and
music,
as
well
as
access
research
databases,
take
a
language
class,
trace
your
family
tree,
and
enroll
in
continuing
education
through
the
Library's
website
at
www.billings.lib.mt.us.
Our
books
come
in
a!!
formats,
from
board
books
and
picture
books
for
our
tiniest
customers
to
large-print
versions
of
the
latest
bestsellers.
Visitors
will
always
find a great read at the library!
Those
interested
in
local
history
will
want
to
stop
into
the
Montana
Room,
which
boasts
a
terrific
collection
of
materials
on
the
history
of
Montana
as
both
state
and
territory.
Discover
early
pioneers,
settlements,
newspaper
stories,
biographical
clips,
information
about
the
city
of
Billings,
and
many
other
items
of
local interest.
Billings Public Library
Billings Public Library
3803 Central Avenue
Billings, MT 59101
Phone: 406-247-3094
Open Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-5
p.m.
billingslibrary.org
Billings
Public
Library
is
t
h
e
public
library
serving
Billings
and
Yellowstone
County,
Montana.
It
was
established
in
1901,
and
w
a
s
originally
named
for
Parmly
Billings,
eldest
s
o
n
of
Frederick
Billings,
the
City’s
founder
and
namesake.
The
Billings
family
donated
the
first
library
to
the
young
town
in
memory
of
Parmly,
the
only
family member to ever live in the City.
Mission
Billings
Public
Library
is
where
our
community
connects
and
grows
together,
discovering
the
love
of
reading,
the
joy
of
learning, and the sharing of creative expression.
Billings
Public
Library
has
something
for
every
visitor,
whether they come from across town, or across the world!
All
visitors
will
find
a
welcoming
community
gathering
space,
with
free
Wi-Fi
and
Internet
stations
available
for
all
to
use.
There
are
story
times
and
crafts
for
children,
reading
groups
for
teens, and a variety of free programs for all ages.
Montana
residents
are
all
eligible
for
library
cards,
which
provides
access
to
over
200,000
books,
as
well
as
thousands
of
DVDs,
music
CDs,
audiobooks,
and
more.
A
library
card
is
also
your
ticket
to
download
free
e-books,
audiobooks
and
music,
as
well
as
access
research
databases,
take
a
language
class,
trace
your
family
tree,
and
enroll
in
continuing
education
through
the
Library's website at www.billings.lib.mt.us.
Our
books
come
in
a!!
formats,
from
board
books
and
picture
books
for
our
tiniest
customers
to
large-print
versions
of
the
latest
bestsellers.
Visitors
will
always
find
a
great
read
at
the
library!
Those
interested
in
local
history
will
want
to
stop
into
the
Montana
Room,
which
boasts
a
terrific
collection
of
materials
on
the
history
of
Montana
as
both
state
and
territory.
Discover
early
pioneers,
settlements,
newspaper
stories,
biographical
clips,
information
about
the
city
of
Billings,
and
many
other
items of local interest.
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