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Wilmington Public Library: 
Monday - Thursday   9:00-8:00 
Friday - Saturday       9:00-5:00 
Sunday                      Closed 

North Wilmington Branch Library 
Monday-Thursday     11:00-8:00 
Friday-Saturday         11:00-4:00 
Sunday                       Closed 

La Biblioteca del Pueblo 
Lunes-Martes (Monday-Tuesday)       11:00-5:00 
Miercoles (Wednesday)                       1:00-8:00 
Jueves-Viernes  (Thursday-Friday       11:00-5:00 
Sabado-Domingo (Saturday-Sunday)    Cerrado   (Closed) 

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How old do I have to be to get a library card? 

    Kids under 18 will need a parent or guardian's permission to get a library card.  (Your parent or guardian will have to be present and sign his/her name to give you permission.)  Kids must also be able to print their first and last name. 

    Anyone over 18 can get a library card with proper photo identification such as a drivers license. Click here for more details... 

Does a library card cost anything? 
     Your first library card is free! : ) 

I lost my library card, can I get another one? 

    To replace a lost or stolen library card,  there is a small fee.  The cost is $1.00 for the second card, $2.00 for the third card, $4.00 for the fourth card, $8.00 for the fifth card and $10.00 for each card thereafter.  If you lose or have your card stolen, please report it immediately.  (302) - 571-7400.   :  ( 
 

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Can I use the Internet? 
      To use the Internet, you will need your library card and a pin number.  If your parent or guardian decides that you are not ready to use the Internet alone, the library will not give you a pin number.  

* If a parent does not want his/her child to have access to the Internet, please call (302) - 571-7411. 

The Internet can be a fun place to find information, but you should always talk to a parent or guardian first about safe Internet surfing.  For more information about surfing the Internet safely, please read the American Library Association's "The Librarian's Guide to Cyberspace for Parents & Kids." 

Please Read the Library's Internet Policy.