SOUTH BOSTON, MA.

Special Features

• World language collection in Spanish
• Local history collection
• A set of historical Boston maps on permanent display.
• Walled garden

History

• The South Boston Branch first opened in April 1872 in the Masonic building at 372 West Broadway, the second branch library established in the United States.
• In 1948, the branch closed when the Masonic building was sold and was reopened in June 1950 in a storefront at 385-8 West Broadway until it was destroyed by fire in May 1957.
• The present location opened on October 31, 1957, consolidating the City Point Branch and the South Boston Branch.

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