The Davidson County Public Library, established in 1928, serves 161,450 residents in the city of Lexington. The library system has served the neighborhood for over 80 years and includes five branches, a bookmobile, and a historical museum. The library maintains approximately 291,000 volumes and circulates 626,000 items per year. These items are regular books, audiobooks, kits, DVDs & Blu-Ray, internet hotspots, magazines, and AV equipment. Its services include public computers, WiFi, print, copy, fax, & scan, voter registration, tax assistance, reference services, and various programming for kids, teens, and adults.