Bucks County Free Library, located in Doylestown, PA, is a vital part of the county's public library system. Established in 1916 as the Melinda Cox Library, it has since evolved into the central "library center" housing a diverse collection of materials, including books on cassette and CD, as well as videos and DVDs.
Originally situated in the county controller's office building, the library later moved to its current location on the historic grounds of the former Bucks County Prison on Pine Street. Today, it serves as a hub for literary resources, offering patrons the opportunity to explore its catalog online at their convenience.
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