Baltimore’s Enoch Pratt Free Library system will take a step toward reopening from the COVID-19 shutdown this week when it provides “limited public entry” at three locations.

Starting on Wednesday, November 4, the library will admit patrons who make appointments to use the public computers at the Southeast Anchor branch on Eastern Avenue; the Pennsylvania Avenue branch and the Central Library on Cathedral Street.

Under a gradual reopening process developed in coordination with other city agencies, patrons still won’t be allowed to browse the bookshelves or wander around the three buildings.

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