Uptown Neighborhood Library

🏢 Kenosha Public Library · KENOSHA, Wisconsin

Uptown Neighborhood Library

Established in 1914 and housed in its current building since 1925, the Uptown Neighborhood Library on 63rd Street serves Kenosha's near-south side with a fully ADA-accessible facility, a meeting room, and a Route 5 bus connection.

📖 About Uptown Neighborhood Library

<p>The Uptown Neighborhood Library at 2419 63rd Street has roots going back to October 14, 1914, making it one of KPL's oldest branches. The current building opened July 1, 1925, and has been serving Kenosha's Uptown neighborhood for a century. The branch is fully ADA-accessible — with adapted computer tables, large-print and high-contrast keyboards, and screen-reader software — and offers a meeting room available for community bookings, a developmental toy collection, Wi-Fi, public computers, printing, faxing, and scanning. An ongoing Friends of the Library book sale operates within the building, and the branch functions as a community heating and cooling center. Kenosha Transit Route 5 provides bus service to the location, and street parking surrounds the building on all sides.</p>

⭐ What makes this branch special

• Established 1914; current building opened July 1, 1925 — over a century of service
• Fully ADA-accessible with adapted keyboards, screen reader, and accessible tables
• Meeting room available for community reservations
• Kenosha Transit Route 5 bus stop; street parking available
• Developmental toy collection; ongoing Friends book sale

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✓ Hours & details last verified from official sources in September 2026.