The State Library of Louisiana fosters literacy, promotes the state's literary heritage, and ensures preservation and access to informational resources. It values equal access to information, Louisiana's cultural heritage, intellectual freedom, and reading. Established in 1920, the State Library has partnered with the Carnegie Corporation to create a network of libraries across the state. It provides access to over eleven million items and is committed to increasing opportunities for citizens to experience the value of libraries and reading.
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Revenue: USD 10,000,000 - 50,000,000
Founded: 1932
Industry Community & Government
Engaged in: Public Library
ISIC Codes 9101 NAICS Codes 5191
Questions & Answers
Q1
How long has State Library been in business?
State Library has been in business for around 94 years.
Q2
What is the phone number for State Library?
The phone number for State Library is (225) 342-4913.
Q3
Where is State Library located?
State Library is located at 701 N 4th St, Baton Rouge, LA 70802.
Q4
What days are State Library open?
State Library is open Mon–Thu 10 AM–2 PM; closed Fri–Sun.
Q5
Is there a primary contact for State Library?
Rebecca Hamilton (Principal) at State Library. You can contact Rebecca Hamilton at email address r.hamilton@state.lib.la.us.
Q6
Are there other contacts associated with State Library?
We have 9 additional contact(s) for State Library. They include: Sara Taffae, Paulita Chartier, Heather Mcentee, Sheila Coleman, Marc Wellman, Murphy Martin, Beverly Dugas, Rick Webb & Sally Gilmore.