Morden Library

Morden library

Morden Library is located in Merton Civic Centre.

Contact us

Key contact: Sarah Azhar

Morden Library
Merton Civic Centre
London Road
Morden
SM4 5DX.

Telephone

General/Renewals: 020 8545 4040/020 8545 3790
Reference: 020 8545 3239
Local Studies: 020 8545 3239
Multimedia:020 8545 4041

Fax: 020 8545 4037.

Email: morden.library@merton.gov.uk

Opening hours

Day	Opening times
Monday	9.30am - 7pm
Tuesday	9.30am - 7pm
Wednesday	9.30am - 1pm
Thursday	9.30am - 7pm
Friday	9.30am - 7pm
Saturday	9.30am - 5pm
Sunday	Closed

How to get there

Train/Underground Morden Road Station (ten minute walk) Morden South (10 min walk) Morden (Northern Line); Buses 80,93,118,154,157,163,164,293,413; Car parks available nearby at York Close, Iceland and Sainsbury.

Disabled access and facilities

Lift to first and second floors.

Facilities

Free public Internet and PC use, scanner and printer, photocopier, fax, study space, tourist information, CDs, music cassettes, DVD's, videos, printed music, talking books, information service and leaflets, books for reference and loan, CD-Roms for use, newspapers and magazines, exhibition facilities, cycle parking (Civic Centre), public toilets (Civic Centre), inter-library loans, community advertising, noticeboards, Internet Exchange.

Civic Centre Coffee Shop

The coffee shop is open Monday to Friday from 9.30am to 4.00pm. Access is via the first floor of the library.

Coffee Shop - more information

Newspaper and magazine titles received

These can be accessed via the enquiry desk, and "Periodicals in Merton".

Facilities for hire

When booking the exhibition space in the café area, exhibitors would need to go via the central booking system of the civic centre. When wanting to display in Morden library itself exhibitors would need to contact the Library Manager.

Special collections

Nelson collection; William Morris collection; school governors collection; recorded music; collection of composers; Mahler and Rossini, Duke Ellington; smaller collections of jazz compilations; Canadian, Indian Folk Music; spoken word; Alan Strugnell jazz collection on vinyl.

Groups and meetings held in the library

Merton Heritage Forum - talks by local societies. Reading for Pleasure - the Morden Readers' Group which meets monthly on Saturdays, check the Events page below for details. New members are always welcome.

Items for sale in the library

Wide range of local history items, including books, maps and calendars, postcards and floppy disks.

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