EWELL LIBRARY

Ewell Library is part of Surrey Libraries, and you can find us in historic Bourne Hall, Ewell.
Set in the heart of historic Ewell Village in Surrey and only 30 minutes outside London, Bourne Hall looks down on the headsprings of the river Hogsmill. Bourne Hall grounds feature landscaped gardens and lake with plenty of waterfowl provide a warm and calm setting. A waterwheel exists in the grounds dated from the
1800’s which originally pumped water to greenhouses. The wheel is now framed in a Flint arch with a mask on the keystone. There are signs informing visitors that it forms part of a pedestrian route, called London Loop Sections 7 and 8, connecting Ewell to the site of Nonsuch Palace.

There is a sensory playground open to the public, and an outdoor patio with seating.

This remarkable modern building with unique architectural interest has been open since 1970.

As well as the library, Bourne Hall also houses Epsom Museum & The Flying Saucer Café.

Where to find us:
Ewell Library
Bourne Hall
Spring Street
Ewell
Surrey
KT17 1UF

Nearest major road is A24. Leave the M25 at junction 9 and follow the A24 North to Ewell.
There is paid parking on site.

We are easy to reach by public transportation and have direct links to London Waterloo & Victoria stations. Nearest station is Ewell West. Turn left from road entrance to station, 1st right into Spring Street.

Busses nearest to Bourne Hall — 293, 406, 470, 467

The building is wheelchair accessible.

What we offer
Lots of books! Including dyslexia friendly, large print & audiobooks.
Free WiFi and computers.
Photocopying & printing.
Study & Work From Home spaces.
Volunteering opportunities for all ages.
Local History Centre.
Nursery & school visits.
Events & activities for all ages.
Free online resources including: Ancestry, Which?, British Newspaper Archive, eBooks, eAudiobooks and more!