Carrick

Computer rendering of exterior of 2018 CLP-Carrick branch renovation project

Curbside Closed Today

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Closed Today

  • Sun. Closed
  • Mon. Closed
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Accessibility

Fully compliant after 2018 renovation.

Bus Routes

51, 51L

All bus routes are subject to change. Please visit the Port Authority of Allegheny County for up-to-date schedules.

Parking Options

  • Meter
  • Free
About
Computer rendering of sitting area of 2018 CLP-Carrick branch renovation project

Carrick, located on the southern edge of the City of Pittsburgh, is known as “The Hilltop.” It has beautiful views of the surrounding valleys plus excellent public transportation. Established in 1929, CLP – Carrick remains an important community gathering space and critical resource for literacy and learning. The Library continues to meet the changing needs of its patrons throughout Carrick, Overbrook and the surrounding Hilltop area.

PLEASE NOTE: Not all services are available due to public health precautions. Please refer to our Reopening Plan for the most recent information.

Latest From the Library

Computer rendering of exterior of 2018 CLP-Carrick branch renovation project

Resources to Help You Stay Healthy During Covid-19

Mon., May. 4
Now that we are all living with a “new normal” it is vital that we all help in the fight against COVID-19 to keep ourselves and others safe. As restrictions are beginning to be lifted it is even more important that we all follow the recommended procedures and avoid rumors. Below is a general overview including links to additional information to keep safe during this…
Computer rendering of exterior of 2018 CLP-Carrick branch renovation project

A New Story From Middle-Earth

Fri., Jul. 28
The tale of Beren and Luthien is part of the legends and history that make up J.R.R Tolkien's beautiful world Middle-Earth. Tolkien's son, Christopher, has removed the story of the lovers from the original work and, along with his understanding of his father' work and his own work he did editing The Silmarillion, has reconstructed the tale of the two lovers.