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- State Library of Queensland
You can access State Library collections online for free Plan your visit here and discover what's on at Brisbane's largest research library We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and their continuing connection to land
- Collections - State Library of Queensland
State Library provides library collections and eresources to support all Queensland public libraries, IKCs, and their members
- Visit - State Library of Queensland
Information about where to enjoy food and drink at State Library, and other facilities to help you make your visit an enjoyable one
- About - State Library of Queensland
Founded in 1896, State Library of Queensland is the leading reference and research library in Queensland State Library is responsible for collecting and preserving a comprehensive collection of Queensland’s cultural and documentary heritage, providing free access to information for all Queenslanders and for the advancement of public
- Membership - State Library of Queensland
It's easy If you are a State Library member and a Queensland resident, you can borrow from the Information Collection Visit us in person and show proof of address in Queensland If you are unable to visit us in person, you can request an item with your State Library membership via One Search Select Delivery to My Public Library as the pickup
- Contact us - State Library of Queensland
State Library welcomes client feedback including comments, compliments, or suggestions on how we can improve our services If you have a technical problem or for quick questions or comments, call us on 3840 7810
- Hours, transport and access | State Library of Queensland
Opening hours of the various spaces at State Library of Queensland, transport and parking options available and services available for people with a disability
- John Oxley Library - State Library of Queensland
Named for the explorer, John Oxley in 1934, the John Oxley Library documents the history of life in Queensland and includes: original manuscripts; diaries; business and station records; artworks; photographs; maps; architectural plans; books, magazines, newspapers, and ephemera The collections are acquired through legal deposit, donation and
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