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D.C. Announces Reopening of Southeast Library After $41 Million Modernization

September 10, 2026

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The District announced the reopening of the historic Southeast Library following a $41 million modernization that preserves the landmark building while doubling its size through a major underground expansion. The library, which originally opened in 1922, is the second-oldest neighborhood library in Washington and one of four Carnegie libraries built in the…
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D.C. Announces Reopening of Southeast Library After $41 Million Modernization