Iberia Parish Library: St. Peter Branch

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Iberia Parish Library: St. Peter Branch

The St. Peter Branch on West St. Peter Street sits in a historically significant New Iberia corridor, offering full library services to the city's west side neighborhood in a location recognized in the cultural and civic life of this Louisiana Sugar Cane Festival city.

📖 About Iberia Parish Library: St. Peter Branch

<p>The St. Peter Branch of the Iberia Parish Library is located on West St. Peter Street in New Iberia — a road long central to the city's history and civic identity. New Iberia was founded in 1779 by Spanish colonists led by Francisco Bouligny and named in honor of the Iberian Peninsula; St. Peter Street runs through the heart of the old city near the downtown commercial district and the courthouse. The branch serves the surrounding west-side neighborhood with circulating collections, public computers, free Wi-Fi, and access to the Louisiana Library Connection's statewide research databases and Libby eBooks platform for all Iberia Parish Library cardholders.</p>

⭐ What makes this branch special

• Located on historic West St. Peter Street near downtown New Iberia
• Serves the west-side neighborhood close to the city's 1779 colonial core
• Free public computers and Wi-Fi
• Full access to Louisiana Library Connection statewide databases and Libby

📱 Free with an Iberia Parish Library Card

Your Iberia Parish Library card unlocks digital collections through Louisiana's statewide programs:

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