Want to learn a new skill? The Palo Alto Library has you covered with access to LinkedIn Learning, Coursera and four other top online learning platforms.
Accessing your ancestry: a personal experience
During the pandemic, Ancestry Library, a version of Ancestry.com, began providing at-home access to their rich database of genealogical information to our customers. It has proven to be quite popular. With Ancestry Library, you can find all kinds of information on your ancestors, including certificates of marriage, birth and death. You can also find obituaries…
eLibrary News
eLibrary is launching this new blog to spotlight our services, programs and provide quick tips on using the library's many online resources.
Palo Alto Reads for National Library Week
City Manager Ed Shikada shares his favorite book for National Library Week
Palo Alto Reads for National Library Week
Fire Chief Geoffrey Blackshire shares his favorite book for National Library Week
Palo Alto Reads for National Library Week
Director of Emergency Services Kenneth Dueker shares his favorite book for National Library Week
Palo Alto Reads for National Library Week
Police Chief Robert Jonsen shares his favorite book for National Library Week
Council Member Alison Cormack – Palo Alto Reads, National Library Week
Council Member Alison Cormack shares her favorite book for Palo Alto Reads, National Library Week
Mayor Adrian Fine – Palo Alto Reads, National Library Week
Mayor Adrian Fine shares his favorite book for National Library Week
eLibrary – Always Open
The eLibrary keeps the pages turning in your life, 24x7, rain, shine or...whatever! From the comfort of your own home, Palo Alto City Library offer a variety of resources including: eBooks and audiobooks streaming movies digital magazines and newspapers All you need is a library card and your favorite device. eBooks and Audiobooks The eLibrary…
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