North Bonneville Community Library

Open:

Tuesday - Thursday1pm—5pm
Friday9am—12pm

214 CBD Mall inside City Hall
North Bonneville, WA 98639

1-888-546-2707 (from area code 509)

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Events

Meeting Rooms & Amenities

This library has no public meeting room, but we do offer them at other locations. See our list of public meeting rooms. If you have a program you wish to present in partnership with the library, please use our program proposal form.

Technology

Hop on our free wifi with your personal device for unlimited internet use in and around the library.
Use a computer with full internet access as well as Microsoft Office software. You may print or save to your own USB drive. (Availability and time limits apply.)
Print in black and white. The first 10 pages each day are free, and 10¢ each thereafter.

Services

Search the online catalog, manage your account, and pick up holds whenever City Hall is open.
Let us come to you on the Bookmobile. Check the schedule for a stop near you.

Artists of the Gorge Call for Artists

Ask a librarian

Reserve a computer

The annual Artists of the Gorge Exhibition is on the horizon! Submit your artwork by the October 25 deadline for an opportunity to exhibit with other Columbia Gorge-area artists at Stevenson starting November 4.

All FVRL libraries and bookmobiles will be closed on September 28 for staff training. Many services are available here on our website 24/7. See you Friday during regular hours!

two images side-by-side of hands using a keyboard and lines of binary code

Have a smart phone? Do you use social media? How about email? Then you are vulnerable to cyber security threats and identity theft scams. Join us to learn effective ways to protect your personal information online. Presented by our partners at the Better Business Bureau. Two programs available at five locations.

Rainbow blocks that spell out Tumble Book Library with a little animated blue book stick figure

Enjoy animated, talking picture books, puzzles and games. App now available!

It's time for our annual writing contest for youth in grades 6-12 in the FVRL district. Entries are read by a panel of judges, and prizes are awarded to winners in two age groups: grades 6-8 and grades 9-12. Submit your entry September 1 through October 1.

view of North Bonneville library from lobby inside City Hall

Community Librarian

Tina Smith

+ Statistics & History

2016 service statistics

Circulation: 4,429
Visits to library: 2,001
Programs offered: 6
Program attendance: 107
Reference questions: 234

Building information

Ownership: City of North Bonneville
Square Footage: 565

Library 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.