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Washougal Community Library
Hours
Curbside service
Mon–Sat: 10 am–1 pm, 2–5 pm
Location
1661 C Street
Washougal, WA 98671
360-906-5000
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Branch Manager
Rachael Ries
What's happening
Imagine Washougal Community Library
as we plan for a new facility. Find out what's happening, and learn how you can help!
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+ Branch features
Friends of the Library Bookstore: shop The Book Nook just inside the front door for gently used books at bargain prices during regular library hours.
+ Statistics & history
2020 service statistics
Circulation: 62,235
Visits to library: 11,445
Programs offered: 75
Program attendance: 1,013
Reference questions: 1,014
Building information
Ownership: City of Washougal
Square Footage: 2,400
Library history
1981: Washougal voted to annex to FVRL District; current Library building, built by the city, opened.
1960: Library moved to 20th & “B” with 800 sq. ft. of space.
1946: Washougal contracted with Clark County Library.
1944: Library moved to City Hall at 16th & “B.”
1941: WPA bookmobile from Clark County Library stopped at the Washougal Library.
1930: Mrs. Mabel Moody willed her house on “E” Street to be used as a library and clubhouse. Later the library was given to the city.
1924: Washougal Women's Club organized. Soon after they established a reading room and a circulating library in the back of the Carpenter General Store on Main Street.
