Hollywood Library

The Hollywood Library is a modern building at the corner of Northeast Tillamook Street and 41st Avenue featuring glass walls and sustainable design elements. It spans about 13,000 square feet and includes public computers, wireless internet, study rooms, and a dedicated children's section.

The library opened on May 2, 2002, marking a significant moment in Portland's effort to bring educational resources to the Northeast community. This opening reinforced the city's commitment to supporting neighborhoods with public services.

The library serves people from many different backgrounds and offers materials in various languages. It functions as a gathering place where neighbors come together for regular community events and programs.

The location is easy to reach, situated in an active neighborhood with bus stops nearby. Visitors will find multiple quiet spots to work or study, and the building is fully accessible during regular hours.

The building uses natural light through skylights and large windows to reduce energy use and create bright reading spaces. This sustainable approach allows visitors to work in well-lit rooms without relying entirely on artificial lighting.

Location: Oregon

Official opening: May 2, 2002

Website: http://events.multcolib.org/venues/hollywood-library

GPS coordinates: 45.53750,-122.62100

Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:01