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Woodland Community Library
Hours
Curbside service
Mon–Sat: 10 am–1 pm, 2–5 pm
Limited in-person service ("Library in 5")
Mon–Sat: 10 am–1 pm, 2–5 pm
Location
770 Park Street
Woodland, WA 98674
360-906-5000
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Branch Manager
Jennifer Hauan
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+ Branch features
Friends of the Library Bookstore: shop for gently used books at bargain prices during regular library hours.
+ Statistics & history
2020 service statistics
Circulation: 38,454
Visits to library: 11,002
Programs offered: 25
Program attendance: 383
Reference questions: 351
Building information
Ownership: City of Woodland
Square Footage: 2,376
Library history
2017: FVRL purchases land in Woodland for a new library.
1998: The downstairs floor of the library was remodeled using FVRL funds and a Swift grant.
1997: The upstairs children's room was carpeted, painted and decorated using funds donated by the Phyllis Nevil Memorial Fund.
1997: Woodland Public Library became a branch of FVRL.
1996: Woodland voted to annex to FVRL.
1954: On February 2, the Council of the Town of Woodland passed Ordinance No. 214 creating a Board of Library Trustees to be appointed by the Council.
1926: The Woodland Public Library was opened in the current building. The city provided money for the maintenance of the library. Two privately operated libraries preceded the public library, one established by Mrs. Sam Conrad and the other, some years later, by the American Legion and the Men's Club. The Books from the latter were donated to the new public library. The building occupied by the library was built in 1909 on the Woodland school grounds and was moved to its present location when the high school was built in 1922. At one time it served as the school science building.
