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![]() Wireless Internet Access @ the Roslyn Library Browse the Roslyn Heritage Collection for a photographic view of Roslyn's past Listen to Audio Files of Roslyn's Mining History Click on the amazon button above to search several wish lists for books we want to add to the Roslyn Library collection. To find our lists, search for "Roslyn Library". |
Unusual
Movie Series
Looking for a job? The Roslyn Library has
compiled a variety of resources available both in its collection and on
the Internet that can help you find a job, research different
occupations, build computer skills, and create a resume...[more]![]() Roslyn Foundry Wednesday, February 10th 7:00 pm Roslyn Library 109 S. First Street in Roslyn The
library's Unusual Movie Series continues with footage of the Roslyn
Foundry shot in the 1970's and 1980's. Presented and narrated by former
employee David Gerth.
For more information, call the library at (509) 649-3420. Hard Times Resource Guide Resources compiled by the Washington State
Library to help you navigate and succeed in a tough economy,
including:
Job and Career
ResourcesFinances
and Money Management
Employment and Job Seeking Health and Sustenance Housing and Homelessness Family and Parenting Education and Training Leisure and Entertainment Volunteers and Getting Involved Seniors Veterans Disabled and Special Needs En Espanol 2009
Subscriptions
The Library subscribes to the following magazines,
newspapers and databases for your enjoyment and for the research needs
of students. If you have suggestions for other titles, please let us
know by sending an email to rpl@inlandnet.com.
Atlantic Monthly Magazine
Culture Grams Database Daily Record Newspaper E-Library Database The Economist Magazine Grantstation Database Harper's Magazine High Five Magazine Highlights Magazine National Geographic Magazine National Geographic Kids Magazine North Kittitas County Tribune Newspaper Outside Magazine People Magazine ProQuest Database Rolling Stone Magazine Seattle Times Newspaper - Sunday Edition Sunset Magazine Twist Magazine Utne Reader Magazine Vanity Fair Magazine Wired Magazine World Conflicts Today Database The Roslyn Public Library is now located
at 109
S. First Street in Roslyn. This
is a
temporary location during Phase I construction of the City of Roslyn's
Old City Hall and Library Building
Renovation Project.
Stop by to access the Internet, check out a video or book on CD, read the Sunday Times or this week's copy of The Economist or one of 16 other magazine subscriptions, participate in one of our programs for kids or adults, or to browse the latest bestsellers we've added to the shelves. To learn more
about the Renovation Project, click here.
To view photos of our new home, click here. A huge and hearty thank you to everyone who helped move books, shelving, furniture, furnishings, equipment, and all of the rest. We could not have done it without your help! |
EVENTS
February Monday, February 1 Stitching Circle meets, 5:00 pm Tuesday, February 2 Children's Story Time, 10:30 am Thursday, February 4 Roslyn Library Book Club meets to discuss Water for Elephants, by Sara Gruen, 6:00 pm Monday, February 8 Stitching Circle meets, 5:00 pm Tuesday, February 9 Children's Story Time, 10:30 am Wednesday, February 10 Unusual Movie Series features footage of the Roslyn Foundry shot in the 1970's and 1980's, narrated by David Gerth, 7:00 pm Sunday, February 14 Closed for Presidents Day holiday Monday, February 15 Closed for Presidents Day holiday Tuesday, February 16 Children's Story Time, 10:30 am Tuesday, February 16 Roslyn Library Board of Trustees monthly meeting, 6:00 pm Monday, February 22 Stitching Circle meets, 5:00 pm Tuesday, February 23 Children's Story Time, 10:30 am Wednesday, February 24 Unusual Movies Series: Babette's Feast, 7:00 pm Thursday, February 25 Friends of the Roslyn Library meeting, 7:00 pm social, 7:30 pm meeting All events and programs take place at the Roslyn Public Library, 109 S. First Street, unless otherwise noted. |
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Public Library 201 S. First Street, Roslyn, WA 98941
Last Update
February 2, 2010