Gregory Heights Library, Public library in Northeast Portland, United States.
Gregory Heights Library is a public library located on Northeast Sandy Boulevard in Portland with space for about 20,000 books. The building includes computer workstations, printing services, and a community room available for small group meetings.
The facility started as a simple reading room in 1938 and was served by a bookmobile for years before gaining a permanent home. The current building was constructed in 1966 and has remained the library's main location since then.
The library serves as a gathering place for multiple language communities and has expanded its collection to reflect the Vietnamese and Cambodian populations nearby. It functions as a space where diverse neighborhood residents find materials and resources in their own languages.
Visitors should use the main entrance on Sandy Boulevard and check opening hours in advance before planning a trip. The community spaces can be reserved through staff, and there is ample room for working, studying, or browsing throughout the building.
The library underwent major renovations in 1998 and 1999 that refreshed the entire interior and infrastructure. This update helped the facility adapt to serve the changing neighborhood more effectively.
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