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Hours of Operation:
Cyber
Seniors Project!
Do
you need help learning to use computers?
Join
other seniors ages 50+ at the Detroit Public
Library’s New Cyber Senior Center for:
Computer
Skills Instruction • Intergenerational
learning • Sharing your stories
• Programs • Something fun!
Group
1:
Monday, 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Group
2:
Wednesday, 5:00 pm - 7:00 p.m.
You
Must be Registered to Participate
Call 313-852-4090 to register

History
The
Parkman Branch opened at its present location
on April 16, 1931. It is named in honor
of the American historian, Francis Parkman.
This branch was the eighteenth in the
Detroit Library System and second to be
designed according to a regional plan.
It is located on historic Oakman Boulevard
near Linwood, which is north of downtown
Detroit.
Some
of the special services and programs this branch
offers include a computer lab, a substantial
African-American collection for children and
adults, popular fiction and non-fiction books,
and the Friends of Parkman Branch, which has
been active for several decades.
The
building is situated on a triangular site
and the interior features the half-timbered
early Tudor style.
Search
for books from Parkman Branch's collection
in the Detroit Public Library (DPL)
Online
Catalog.
Programs
and Events:
For special
events, programs & exhibits at this
branch location, see our online listing.
view
listing>
Book
Dropoff:
The outdoor drop box is
open 24 hours for public convenience in
returning materials.
Parking:
Free
public parking is available.
Directions/Map:
Click
here for a directional map
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