The Radnor Memorial Library serves 48,000 residents of the city of Wayne in Delaware County, Pennsylvania. The library maintains a collection of more than 113,000 volumes and circulates approximately 270,000 items annually. It has resources in Chinese, Korean, Spanish, Arabic, and French languages, and provides the Chanticleer Collection, which is a collection of gardening, horticulture, and nature titles. Beyond books, the library provides museum passes, lawn games, craft tools, gadgets, electronics, and health & safety kits for checkout. Its Seed Library has a variety of vegetable, herb, flower, and native plant seeds available for checkout. The Radnor Memorial Library offers a wide range of services, including meeting rooms, public computers with Internet and Microsoft Office Suite, WiFi, mobile printing, scanning, test proctoring, and one-on-one tech help.