Library
Built over 100 years ago, the original stone room in the center of the complex was built in 1898 to provide rooms for the children who had outgrown the Headmaster house. Added on to by transporting the Lennonville school in 1910, with further rooms added 1938 and 1960. The historic school building was transformed into a central community hub after the primary school amalgamated with the secondary school in 1990.
The library is located in Mount Magnet’s historic and recently renovated school building, on the corner of Attwood and Naughton Streets (behind Federation Park, across from the Shire Office), the Library provides an opportunity for locals and travellers alike to enjoy items of choice, be it a good book, DVD or an audio CD.
The library has a range of fiction and non-fiction books as well as ebooks, large print books, DVDs and videos all available for loan. If we don’t have what you’re looking for on the shelves, please ask as we can order items from the State Library collection.
If you have any queries please contact the Library Officer on 9963 4480 or email library@mtmagnet.wa.gov.au
The Library is open :
Monday/ Wednesday /Friday 8am to 4pm
Tuesday and Thursday 8 to 12pm.
Open your child’s imagination…
Open a book
Travelling with children? Want to keep them reading? The Mount Magnet Library offers a treat for all children interested in books. So, whether you live in the community or are travelling – why not bring your children in an read them a story from one of the many children’s books, or allow them time to discover a book themselves.
We have a good range of second-hand books available, so feel free to swap or buy.
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Public Computer Access
We offer internet access, printing, scanning and copying. Fees apply.
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Become a Member Today
Membership is free and provides free access to Kanopy and BorrowBox.
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Inter Library Loans from State Library of WA
Favourite author not on the shelf? Let us source books for you through our VDX system. Conditions apply.
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Local History
We have a Local History section for those interested in Family Ancestry and the history of the area.