Books with extra large type for people with vision impairments.

This collection includes books that are written in comic book format.

Named in Memory of Michael Blake, a long time Friend of Beebe Library, this area has comfortable seating and art exhibition space.

Ask reference librarians for help with any aspect of our collections or services.

Sponsored by the Friends of Beebe Library, our document center includes equipment for photocopying, document scanning, faxing, and microfilm scanning.

Books about choosing a career, applying for jobs, resumes and interviewing, as well as college guides and test preparation guides.

This room contains materials on the history of Wakefield and Massachusetts and is also used for quiet study.

Paperback books, including general fiction, nonfiction, mysteries, and romances.

On the table in the lobby you'll find, first come first served, multiple copies of popular titles that can be checked out for up to two weeks with no waiting lists.

Closed archives of Wakefield historical materials. Ask a librarian for assistance.

Our latest acquisitions of current fiction.

Our latest acquisitions of current nonfiction titles and biographies.

Our collections of DVDs, music CDs, and audiobooks.

Check out and return materials, pick up items you have on hold, or ask for general help.

Comfortable seating and study space, as well as our magazines and newspapers, and our college and career collections.

You may return materials at any time in our four book drops at the Avon Street entrance, whether the library is open or closed.

Books in a variety of languages other than English, including Spanis, French, Italian, Russian, Chinese, and Arabic.

Brochures and flyers about Beebe Library collections and services.

The largest of our three public meeting rooms seats up to 75 people and has an attached kitchenette and built-in projection system.

Men's and women's rooms can be found just outside the Lecture Hall. Rest rooms are available on all floors. There are also children's rest rooms on the Lower Level near the train table.

These rest rooms have fixtures sized for small children.

This area includes books, games, and music for teens.

Collections of short stories by different authors.

Come here for help finding anything in the Youth Room, or for information about programs for kids and teens. Children's books should be checked out upstairs at the Circulation Desk.

This collection includes fiction books for adults shelved alphabetically by the author's last name.

The elevator connects all three floors of the library building.

The water fountain is located just outside the Lecture Hall. A water fountain can be found on each floor.

The Library has 25 public computers with Internet access, Microsoft Office, and high speed laser printers. They can be used for up to three hours per day.

The Library has 25 public computers with Internet access, Microsoft Office, and high speed laser printers. They can be used for up to three hours per day.

This section includes picture books for the youngest children, as well as the Parent's Collection, and the very popular Train Table.

Men's and women's rooms are at the far corner of the nonfiction stacks. Restrooms are available on all floors.

One of our three public meeting rooms, the Trustees Room seats about 15 people around a conference table.

Biographies are arranged alphabetically by the last name of the person they are about.

This stairway connects with the Main Floor near the Avon Street Entrance.

This section includes books on computing, philosophy, the occult, psychology, and religion.

This section includes books on social sciences, finance, law, government, education, crime, and etiquette.

This section includes books on English grammar, foreign languages, and ESL.

This section includes books on the natural sciences: astronomy, chemistry, physics, mathematics, biology, and zoology.

This section includes books on health and medicine, diet and exercise, and technology (electronics, cars, trains, planes, space travel, firearms).

This section includes books on gardening, cooking, home repair & construction, and business & management.

This section includes book on the fine arts: architecture, painting & drawing, crafts, antiques, music, performing arts, and sports.

This section includes books on literature: writing, poetry, plays, and criticism.

This section includes books on history and travel.

The elevator connects all three floors of the Library building.

These stairs connect the Main Street Lobby with the second floor via a hallway that goes by the Trustees Room.

The water fountain is located just outside the Second Floor Rest Rooms. A water fountain can be found on each floor.

There are study carrels available throughout the building. All are equipped with study lights and electrical power.

The atrium lets natural light in to the Second Floor and the Reference Area on the Main Floor.