Raymond 2020 - 21 Refresh

Raymond Timberland Library

Raymond Library History

The Raymond Library was built in 1929 on land donated to the city for a library. The neo-Tudor building was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1979.

Prior to the establishment of Timberland Regional Library, the Raymond library was the headquarters for the Pacific County Library District.

2020 - 2021 Refresh

During the 2020 pandemic, Raymond Library was refreshed with many improvements and upgrades including:

New paint and flooring throughout the building
Repaired plaster, chimney, and windows
Updated display areas
New holds section
Self checkout option available

New Flooring

New easier to clean flooring was installed throughout the building.

Previous carpet before the remodel

Example of carpet that needed replacing

New flooring after installation

Updated flooring and seating

New flooring helps us provide a clean and safe environment

Lots of open floor space in the children's area

Previous flooring and sink in restroom

Refreshed restroom sink

Repaired Plaster

Plaster damage on chimney before the renovation

Plaster repaired and repainted

Repair completed with new clock and seating

Updated Displays

Free standing shelves were rearranged along the wall to allow more light, open floor space, and accessibility.

Previous display area

Example of shelving and wall color before the remodel

Previous display area

Updated display area with new paint to brighten the room

Updated display areas ensure accessibility for all patrons

Quickly and easily navigate our collection

Search our catalog and find your next favorite book

Enjoy in comfort

Updated displays

Self Checkout

Self checkout machine now available! Even the busiest of patrons can quickly checkout their holds.

Additional 'before' images

Thank you to the Board of Trustees, Friends of the Raymond Timberland Library, and City of Raymond

Appreciate