Eugene Public Library

The Eugene Public Library is the main library system in the city and operates three separate locations throughout the area. Each branch provides books, digital materials, and services designed to serve different parts of the community.

The library was founded in 1898 and has been a central part of Eugene's public services since then. Over the decades, it expanded its locations and services to keep pace with the growing community.

The library hosts author readings and exhibitions that show how much the community values books and cultural exchange. These events bring people together around shared interests in storytelling and local perspectives.

With a library card, visitors can use computers, get research help, and access free notary services by appointment. The library also offers training workshops on technology and other practical skills.

The Imagination Library program delivers free books monthly to children from birth to age four across Lane County. This long-running initiative has helped countless families build reading habits from an early age.

Location: Eugene

Inception: 1898

Part of: Eugene Public Library

Address: 100 W 10th Ave, Eugene, OR 97401

Phone: +15416825450

Website: http://eugene-or.gov/index.aspx?NID=130

GPS coordinates: 44.04870,-123.09500

Latest update: December 11, 2025 18:01