Kosovelova knjižnica, Sežana
Mirka Pirca 1, SI-6210 Sežana
Phone386 (0) 5 731 0034
Founded byMunicipality of Sežana
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The origins of [[Kosovel Library, Sežana|Kosovel Library]] may be traced back to the establishment of a Readers’ Association in 1852. Now one of 60 public libraries in Slovenia, it has changed its name and location numerous times, acquiring its current name (after the poet [[Srečko Kosovel]]) and autonomous status in [[established::1962]]. Over the years it has developed a network of three branch libraries, Divača, Hrpelje and Komen, which are open two days a week. Since 1995 the library stock has been searchable via the [[COBISS - Slovene Virtual Library]] system. Today the library has 9,000 registered users, holds around 110,000 titles within 1,265 square metres of space and employs seven professional staff. | The origins of [[Kosovel Library, Sežana|Kosovel Library]] may be traced back to the establishment of a Readers’ Association in 1852. Now one of 60 public libraries in Slovenia, it has changed its name and location numerous times, acquiring its current name (after the poet [[Srečko Kosovel]]) and autonomous status in [[established::1962]]. Over the years it has developed a network of three branch libraries, Divača, Hrpelje and Komen, which are open two days a week. Since 1995 the library stock has been searchable via the [[COBISS - Slovene Virtual Library]] system. Today the library has 9,000 registered users, holds around 110,000 titles within 1,265 square metres of space and employs seven professional staff. | ||
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The origins of the Kosovel Library can be traced back to the establishment of the Readers' Association in 1852, though it was officially founded many years later in 1948. +
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