Second Edition is back with a great new sidewalk sale format! We're featuring discounts on everything from toys to clothes to paintings to home decor and more.
Connecting books, people and resources
Located outside city boundaries with no municipal support, Cedar Mill residents organized the non-profit Cedar Mill Community Library Association in 1974. A Washington County bookmobile served the area for several months until a small volunteer-run library was opened in 1976 with help from WCCLS. The library grew over the years and now occupies 24,500 square feet with a collection of 250,000 items and active services and programs for all ages.
The county continues to provide most operating support but building and capital needs are provided through private fundraising, book sales and the Second Edition Resale Shop. To better serve our growing population, Cedar Mill opened the Bethany Library in 2007 and plans to expand that facility.
One large (or divide into two smaller) meeting rooms are available in the library by reservation.
Second Edition is back with a great new sidewalk sale format! We're featuring discounts on everything from toys to clothes to paintings to home decor and more.
Live interactive storytime on Zoom for preschoolers ages 3 and up and their grown-ups.
Celebrating democracy in America, on the 4th Tuesday in September each year, we encourage all eligible voters to register to vote.
Celebrating democracy in America, on the 4th Tuesday in September each year, we encourage all eligible voters to register to vote.
Second Edition is back with a great new sidewalk sale format! We're featuring discounts on everything from toys to clothes to paintings to home decor and more.
Join us on Facebook at 10:30 am for different activity every week: booktalks, escape rooms, read-alouds, draw and
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