The City of St. Louis is proud to provide library services to the community. Library service has been a tradition in St. Louis since 1873. The city officials saw the importance of a library to the community and took over the responsibility of providing library services in 1938.
The T.A. Cutler Memorial Library has been serving the City of St. Louis and surrounding areas from its current location at 312 Michigan Avenue since 1997. Our beautiful library boasts a lovely garden and gazebo replicating the well house at the famed “Magnetic Mineral Springs”.
The library is home to a collection of books and media numbering well over 30,000 items and has access to many other libraries throughout the state via interlibrary loan. We offer ten public computers with high speed internet access for the convenience of our patrons. Special programs and regular story times are presented throughout the year for the enjoyment and enrichment of area residents.
Library Hours are Monday through Friday 10:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. and Saturdays 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Closed Sundays.
Cutler Memorial Library's Catalog Is Now On the World Wide Web
The Cutler Memorial Library's new circulation system is hosted on the internet, which means our library catalog can now be accessed remotely. Registered users can also log into their accounts to see what items they have checked out and when they are due, renew items, view the calendar of upcoming events, place holds on books, sign up for email alerts, post book reviews, and more.
When logging into your account, your Username is the barcode number on your library card, starting with the letter 'P' and a space. Your default password is your last name and the first two letter of you first name, all in lower case letters, For example, Joe Patron with library card number P 1234 would log in as follows:
Username: P 1234
Password: patronjo
Please let us know if you have any questions or need assistance (989) 681-5141. Informational flyers are available at the library's circulation desk.
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