The official website for Lincoln City Libraries, Nebraska, USA. Lincoln City Libraries 136 South 14th Street Lincoln, NE 68508 402-441-8500 Lincoln City Libraries does not accept unsolicited link requests. Lincoln City Libraries Locations This map was made with Google My Maps. Create your own. Lincoln City Libraries offers eBooks and Audiobooks from several sources. (Please note: cards that are not used to check out physical items for over a year may be deleted from the system. Using a card only for our online databases, including e-Books, will not keep the card from being deleted.) Search for “Lincoln City Libraries” in the App Store and Google Play. (Our older app, BookMyne, has been discontinued and is no longer usable.) Lincoln City Libraries Receives $30,000 Carnegie Corporation Grant Lincoln City Libraries has announced it has received a $30,000 grant from the Carnegie Corporation of New York. The grant is part of Carnegie Libraries 250, a national initiative celebrating the enduring legacy of Carnegie-funded libraries across the United States. lolivigni@lincoln.ne.gov Eiseley Branch Library, 1530 Superior Street, 68521, 402-441-4250 Williams Branch Library, 5000 Mike Scholl Street, 68524, 402-441-8580 Bookmobile, 402-441-8545 Brenda Ealey 402-441-8562 bealey@lincoln.ne.gov Gere Branch Library, 2400 S. 56th Street, 68506, 402-441-8560 South Branch Library, 2675 South Street, 68502 ... Lincoln City Libraries. From shelving books to maintaining collections and assisting with special events, their efforts ensure the library remains a elcoming space for all. Among the standout contrib Lincoln City Libraries offers several Book Talk and Book Discussion Groups for adult readers. All of the groups listed below are free and open to the public. Simply drop in at one of our gatherings, or call the branch location where the meeting is taking place if you have additional questions. One Book One Lincoln is a community reading project sponsored by Lincoln City Libraries. The program encourages all adults in Lincoln and Lancaster County to read and discuss the same book at the same time. The goal of the program is to encourage reading and dialogue by creating a community-wide reading and discussion experience.