Crenshaw : Mesa Library to Close
The Los Angeles Mesa branch of the Los Angeles Public Library will close Feb. 3 until reinforcement work is completed to bring it into compliance with earthquake safety codes.
The branch, located at 2700 W. 52nd St., is a city cultural landmark built in 1928 with funds provided by philanthropist Andrew Carnegie. A temporary location for the branch will be announced when arrangements are completed.
Books that are checked out can be returned to any branch of the Los Angeles Public Library.
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