About the Codman Square Branch

Special Features

• World language collections in French, Haitian-Creole, Portuguese, Spanish and Vietnamese

History

• The Codman Square Branch opened in 1905 at 6 Norfolk Street, named for local preacher and patriot John Codman.
• In 1978, the branch moved to its present location in a building designed by Eco-Texture, Inc.
• In 2006, the Ashmont Hill Association used a grant from the Boston Parks and Recreation Department to beautify the Codman Square Branch grounds.

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