Emily Fowler Central Library

6 reviews

+1 (940) 349-8752

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502 Oakland St

Denton, TX 76201

+1 (940) 349-8752

https://library.cityofdenton.com

Emily Fowler Public Library is a community-focused institution in Denton, TX, offering a wide range of literary resources and services to the public.

With a commitment to promoting literacy and lifelong learning, the library provides access to books, digital media, and educational programs for all ages.

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4.06 reviews

Alicia W.

8/10/2019

The first thing that I noticed was how clean the entire library was; and the combination of natural and electrical lighting was perfect! It is also very nicely laid out. The best part of my trip...

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Kantiki J.

1/10/2019

This library is a vintage work of art that I would love many others to see -- from the architecture of O'Neil Ford, to the many incredible wood carvings of his brother Lynn Ford, to the statue in...

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Tam N.

2/27/2019

Awful smell comes from the restrooms which were used by homeless folks, too bad because this is a beautiful library. I couldn't use the restroom there at all. Nice and warm fireplace in the main...

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Carissa N.

4/19/2013

To anyone who thinks local government funding should be abridged I would refer you to the Denton public library system. The modern literary fiction and nonfiction selection is surprisingly...

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Dean B.

11/6/2017

They have great stuff but this is the loudest library I've EVER been to. Even the staff was not trying to be quiet. Also the homeless take over the place and are rude and loud. When reminded it's...

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