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Hamilton Town House Library
Hamilton Town House Library is located at 102 Cadzow Street adjacent to Cadzow Bridge in Hamilton. The building is a magnificent and historic Carnegie Library dating to 1907, having been extensively refurbished in 2004.
The library provides adult fiction and non-fiction books, photocopier, children's library and many children's activities. Regular activities for adults in the library include Book Groups, ‘Moody Monday’ craft sessions, Reminiscence sessions, Employability Skills sessions and guidance with digital skills for Universal Credit by appointment.
There is a large local history collection and a wide range of family history resources with specialist staff to assist. A quiet reading room is available for study and research, along with an extensive printed reference collection.
The library has a large ActiveIT Learning Centre with 4 Chromeboxes and 6 PCs offering free Internet and WiFi. A self-contained IT training suite with 12 computers can be booked for group use.
Car parking is available close to the library in public car parks and on-street (pay) parking.
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ACE children's activities
Find out what activities South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture are offering for children across South Lanarkshire.
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ActiveIT
Come along to your local activeIT centre where you can access the internet and email or use a range of standard packages. And it's free!
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Children and Young People
Discover the children’s event or activity which suits you or your children, in one of South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture’s Libraries.
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Contact details
Contact details and opening hours for Hamilton Town House Library.
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Free WiFi
Free WiFi is on offer at all of our libraries. Pop in and check your email or browse the latest reviews for the book you are looking for.
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Hiring activeIT learning centres
You can hire the ActiveIT training suites at various locations. Find out more.
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How to join the library
Membership of South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture's libraries is free to anyone who works, lives or studies in South Lanarkshire.
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Local history, heritage and family history
Local history and family history services are available at our four main libraries. Knowledgeable staff will help you with your research.
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Readers groups
A reading group is a group of people who meet regularly to discuss books. Groups range from friends who meet in each other's homes, to groups set up in libraries or bookshops.
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Reference and information
Our four main libraries hold extensive reference collections which are open to everyone to browse. Specialist reference staff are on hand to help you.
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Renewing your library book
At South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture's libraries an item can be renewed in person, by telephone or online up to three times, unless someone else has already reserved the item.