Sherwood Public Library

The Sherwood Public Library is a public library in Sherwood, Oregon, housing an extensive collection of books, digital media, study areas, and computer workstations for community access. The building provides resources and equipment for research, learning, and technology use.

The library was established in 1935 and became a city department of Sherwood in 1969. By joining Washington County Cooperative Library Services in 1976, it expanded connections with regional library systems.

The library serves as a gathering place for community events, author visits, children's story hours, and workshops that blend technology with hands-on creativity. These programs reflect the building's role as a social hub for residents of all ages.

The library provides various seating and work areas suitable for individual use or small group work. Visitors should keep in mind that specific facilities and resources may be more readily available at certain times, so it helps to plan your visit with the library's schedule in mind.

The Teen Library Advisory Board program gives young residents a voice in shaping services designed for their age group. This approach reflects how the library directly involves young people in decisions affecting their experience.

Location: Sherwood

Inception: 1935

Website: http://sherwoodoregon.gov/library

GPS coordinates: 45.35680,-122.84008

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:07