The West Windsor Branch Library is a part of the Mercer County Library System that serves about 2,470 residents in the Princeton Junction community. The library system maintains 672,382 volumes and circulates over 1.9 million items per year. The West Windsor Branch opened in 1966 in the former Christian Education Building of the Dutch Neck Church and moved to its new 23,000-square-foot facility in 1997. Its collections include juvenile novels, International Children's books, and resources in 16 languages, including 3000 Chinese books, Indian newspapers and journals, and several Hindi and Chinese DVD films. It also offers various programs for all patrons.