Bookshops, Libraries & Archives in Camp Hill, Brisbane, QLD

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Drysdale Auto Books

105 ALBERT STREET, Brisbane, 4000

Drysdale have an extensive range of BOOKS and VIDEOS on all things automotive.

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Comics Etc

Closed now

79-81 Elizabeth St, Brisbane, 4000

(07) 3229 4446

Welcome to Comics Etc, the largest and most comprehensive Comic Book Store in Queensland!

Comics Etc. is a highly-regarded comic shop with an exceptional team of knowledgeable and friendly staff. Customers praise the store's wide selection, helpful service, and efficient online ordering system. The shop's website offers competitive prices and reliable delivery, making it a popular choice for comic fans. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, with a focus on genuine customer service.

Archives Fine Books (Brisbane Qld)

Closed now

40 Charlotte St, Brisbane, 4000

(07) 3221 0491

RETAIL, BOOK, antique book shop, Book Shops, BOOKS, buy books, Independent Bookstore, books for sale, Book Store, Second-hand, Used book store

Archives Fine Books in Brisbane is a beloved used bookshop housing an extensive collection of books. The tranquil atmosphere attracts bibliophiles to explore and discover hidden gems. Well-organized, reasonably priced books cover various topics, and the knowledgeable staff provide excellent assistance. A sanctuary for reading enthusiasts.

Dymocks

Open now

177 Albert Street, Brisbane, 4000

(07) 3007 2800

With 65 stores in Australia and over 10 million books sold last year, Dymocks is the leading bookseller in Australia. As a family owned business and the oldest Australian-owned bookstore, Dymocks prides itself on meeting the leisure, learning and gift needs of all booklovers. As a franchised network Every Dymocks store is owned and operated by locals who are extremely well-read and passionate about books. They do more than just sell books but rather support their communities by expanding their reading knowledge. Dymocks is constantly evolving to keep pace with today’s customer and prides itself on setting the standard in bookselling and leading the way with the same enthusiasm and progressive retail approach that has ensured its business success to this day.

Throw Your Leg Over

Open now

151 George St, Brisbane, 4000

0415 915 446

Dymocks

Open now

72 Queen Street, Brisbane, 4000

(07) 3007 2800

Book retailer

Dymocks in Brisbane's CBD is a large, tidy bookstore with a wide range of fiction and non-fiction books, signed editions, mangas, toys, and stationery. The staff are friendly and helpful, going above and beyond to assist customers. The store's selection is extensive and includes niche titles. The Blind date with a book corner is a nice surprise. Free Wi-Fi may be beneficial due to no mobile signal inside.

St Pauls Book Centre

Closed now

277 Elizabeth Street, Brisbane, 4000

(07) 3336 9236

Religious Bookstore, Christian book store

St Pauls Book Centre in Brisbane is highly praised by customers for its convenient location, extensive range of reading material with a focus on religious books and goods, competitive pricing, and friendly, helpful staff. The spacious and tidy store offers a large variety of Catholic books, prayer cards, jewellery, and more.

Brisbane City Council Library (Brisbane Qld)

Closed now

266 George St, Brisbane Square, Brisbane, 4000

(07) 3403 8888

Library Services, PUBLIC, LIBRARY, LIBRARIES, Public library

The Little Library

Shop 27, Adelaide St, Brisbane, 4000

Supreme Court Library

Closed now

415 George St, Brisbane, 4000

Queensland courthouses are established in 64 locations with additional sites used to hear matters as required. There are 130 gazetted locations for holding courts in Queensland. Court is held in locations ranging from Thursday Island in the north, Goondiwindi in the south, Mount Isa in the west and Coolangatta in the east. Judges and magistrates travel to remote and regional areas to ensure all Queenslanders have access to justice. Advances in technology also allow many witnesses and defendants in these regions to give evidence via remote witness facilities.