214 CBD Mall, North Bonneville, WA 98639 (inside City Hall)
(509) 427-4439
Open:
T W Th 1-5
Handicapped accessible. Please call for special accommodations.
Tina Smith, Community Librarian
Service statistics & history
"The Power of Information"
We are your window to the world! Come in to use the Internet / word processing terminal (it's available free of charge) during library open hours. Another computer accessing the library catalog and subscription databases is located in the lobby between the library and city hall and is available during city hall hours, even when the library is closed.
You have access to not only the materials on the shelves, but also more than 600,000 books at 12 other libraries throughout the rest of the district. Our knowledgeable staff is ready to assist you with your information needs.
You can also peruse documents from Bonneville Power Administration, various local environmental impact studies and information on Strawberry Island (formerly know as Hamilton Island), as well as other items of local interest.
Come for a family storytime program. Bookmobile service is provided to outlying areas.
2010 Service Statistics:
- Circulation: 6,508
- Visits to library: 2,821
- Programs offered: 12
- Program attendance: 693
- Reference questions: 622
Building:
- Ownership: City of North Bonneville
- Square Footage: 565
History:
- 1952: Skamania and Clark Counties formed FVRL. State grant supported service to North Bonneville with a bookmobile stop.
- 1953: Community organizations raised funds for library service contract.
- 1954: North Bonneville signed contract with FVRL; library opened in City Hall.
- 1979: Library opened in City Hall in the new town.
- 1998: City of North Bonneville annexed to the library district.
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