How many stories do you think these walls of Wealdstone Library could tell if they could speak? This library stands as a community hub. It offers a wealth of resources and activities for everyone.
Wealdstone Library is located in The Wealdstone Centre. Its address is 38/40 High Street, Wealdstone, Harrow, HA3 7AE. You can contact Wealdstone Library by calling 020 3714 7725. You can also send an email to wealdstone.library@harrowlibraries.org.uk.
The Wealdstone Library offers a wide range of facilities. It has adult fiction and non-fiction books. Large print and audiobooks are also available. The library provides books in community languages. These include Bengali, Gujarati, Tamil, and Urdu.
Young adults will find a dedicated area. It features fiction, graphic novels, non-fiction, and study guides. There is also a children’s library. It offers books for babies, picture books, and beginner readers. Fiction books, homework help and audiobooks are available too.
Wealdstone Library provides study space. Computers and internet access are available for visitors. The library also has photocopier and scanning facilities. Parent and baby changing rooms are on site. Free Wi-Fi is accessible throughout the library.
The Wealdstone Library also has a meeting room. It includes 40 chairs and 8 tables. The room size is 7 meters by 5 meters. It can accommodate up to 20 people. The meeting room also has a kitchen.
Getting to Wealdstone Library is easy. Several bus lines serve the area. These include the H9, H10, 140, 182, 186, 258, and 340. The Harrow and Wealdstone station is nearby. It is accessible via the Bakerloo line. The Overground also stops at Harrow and Wealdstone.
Unfortunately, Wealdstone Library is closed most days. It is closed on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. For the most up-to-date information, check the library service’s website.
Wealdstone Library hosts a reading group. It meets on the last Tuesday of each month. The meetings are from 12:30 to 13:30.
Harrow Libraries offer many online activities. These include stories like “There’s A Dragon In Your Book”. Other stories are “The Squirrels Who Squabbled,” and “The King Cat”. You can also find “Pirates Love Underpants” and “Stanley The Postman”. Join Sajeia as she sings “Old Macdonald Had A Farm.”
Craft activities are also available online. Learn how to make a paper loop butterfly. You can also create a paperchain of kindness. Make your own animal mask with Hasi. Or learn about the Great Fire Of London with Yashvini.
Wealdstone Library is more than just a building. It is a gateway to knowledge, a community hub, and a space for learning and growth. Its resources and activities enrich the lives of those who enter. So next time you pass by, remember the stories within. Consider making your own story within Wealdstone Library.