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Roanoke County Public Library
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6303 Merriman Road
Roanoke, VA 24018 - Phone: (540) 772-7507 Phone: (540) 772-7507
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The Roanoke County Public Library system consists of six branches. Bent Mountain Library, Glenvar Library, Hollins Library, Mt. Pleasant Library, South County Library, and Vinton Library. Each library offers unique spaces, a variety of materials for check-out, items for in-house use. Some of our newer libraries offer meeting rooms (available at a nominal fee), teen and children areas, coffee shops, and study areas. RCPL is here to guide you from your now to your next.
Directions
- Directions: From I-581/US-220, take the VA-419 N/US-220 BUS/Franklin Road exit toward Salem. Continue on VA-419 N/Electric Road and turn left at traffic light onto Starkey Road. Merge right at t-intersection to stay on Starkey Road. Turn right onto Merriman Road. Continue in the traffic circle to the library on the left.
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