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The first city library opened in the Storzbach Building in 02/1913. Next, its collections were moved to a former school in the City Park, and subsequent to this to an American Legion Hall. With the demolition of the Legion Hall, it relocated to the Neeb Building, which itself was razed c. 1959. In that year, this first purpose-built library was included in a larger county office building.

Tel: 559.992.3314 (2013)

The Kings County Library's own web site summarized a remodeling project of the late 1990s: "The Corcoran Library was remodeled in the Spring of 1997. The construction was partially funded with a Library Services and Construction Act, Title II Grant. The Corcoran Library reopened for public service on June 16, 1997." (See "History of Kings County Branch Libraries,"Accessed 03/12/2013.)

PCAD id: 18393