Andrew Bayne Memorial Library offers users access to books, audiobooks, DVDs, and children’s materials in house. We are also a member of the Allegheny County Library Association (ACLA) which means you can pick, up, drop off, and order items from 75 libraries throughout the county. Bayne Library also offers users access to a wide array of eResources like books, audiobooks, magazines, music, and films thanks to the PA POWER Library*, ACLA, the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, and the Allegheny Regional Asset District.
The Catalog
Use the Library Catalog to find books, movies, music, and even eBooks available in the county. Use the form below to do a quick search.
Access your account to renew, check on holds, and view your reading history.
You can also use the Allegheny County Library app to access the catalog! Get it on Google Play and the Apple App Store
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Libby
Thanks to a partnership between the Allegheny County Library Association and Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, all county library card holders have access to Libby’s huge library of classic and popular fiction, non-fiction, teen’s and children’s books, and even magazine! Set-up an account with your Library card and access this resource on your computer, mobile device or eReader! Learn more about Libby.
Hoopla
Offering everything from eBooks to comics to TV shows, be sure to check out Hoopla. You’ll just need to create an account using your Library card then get access to 15 items–no waitlists!
More eResources
Get access to more eResources and find more eBooks, magazines, and music, as well as journal articles, language tutorials, auto repair manuals and price guides, consumer health information, and more. All resources are conveniently organized by subject area. You may need your library card to access these resources remotely.
*Access Pennsylvania’s Power Library is made possible in part by Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) funds from the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services and through Library Access Funds administered by the Office of Commonwealth Libraries, Department of Education, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Tom Wolf, Governor.
