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Holgate Library opened in its current location in 1971, replacing the Arleta and Lents branch libraries, which had been serving this region of Southeast Portland since the early 1900s. The library was renovated in 2000. In 2020, Multnomah County voters approved a capitol bond project to build and modernize library buildings. The new Holgate Library reopened in 2024.

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If you live in Multnomah County, you can use many libraries all over Oregon and Southwest Washington. If you live outside Multnomah County, you have options that may allow you to get an account here.

PORTLAND, Ore––September 6, 2024
Multnomah County Library is pleased to announce its Operations Center has been named as one of the featured locations in American Libraries’ 2024 Library Design Showcase.

Sellwood-Moreland Library began as a reading room in 1905. In 2002, after several relocations, this Southeast Portland library found its new home in a mixed-use facility.

Level Up At Your Library is this year’s Summer Reading theme! Kids and teens can play the game this summer by starting a daily reading habit. Visit the library for fun, interactive activities or stay home and enjoy virtual performances and more.

总馆长 Annie Lewis 为您更新图书馆的最新动态

Located in North Portland in a historically Black neighborhood, Albina Library has been a beloved part of the community.

Building is first of the bond projects, will serve as beating heart for library services

Multnomah County Library owns a variety of secular curricula for homeschool educators to preview before purchase. These curricula are meant to be used in the library only and are available at Gresham and Capitol Hill libraries.

Attend fun multilingual events for all ages

Hollywood Library has been serving its Northeast Portland community since 1917, although not always called by the same name nor located in the same spot.

Located in East Portland, the new building will be the beating heart of library services focused on patron support and sustainability

Multnomah County Library’s Indigenous Collection provides materials by and about Native American, Alaska Native, Kānaka Maoli (Native Hawaiian) and Indigenous Peoples worldwide with a special focus on Oregon and the Pacific Northwest.

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Multnomah County Library offers free use of community rooms for groups and individuals to support learning and exchange of information and ideas.

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Construction improvements are possible thanks to the 2020 Multnomah County voter-approved library bond. Learn more about your future libraries.

The first Gregory Heights library opened its doors as a reading room in the 1930s. The current library, renovated in 1998-99, has been serving Northeast Portland in its current location since 1966.