BK J.
9/29/2015
Having moved from an area with a great library system I was so pleasantly surprised to see the quality of the Timberland Regional Library system. With so many branches serving so many communities...
Shelton Timberland Library - William G. Reed Public Library
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710 W Alder St
Shelton, WA 98584
Located in the heart of Shelton, WA, the Shelton Timberland Library - William G. Reed Public Library stands as a beacon of knowledge and community engagement. With its welcoming atmosphere and vast collection of books, this public library serves as a haven for book lovers and learners alike. The modern architecture of the building blends seamlessly with the surrounding natural beauty, creating a serene space for visitors to explore literature and expand their horizons.
From cozy reading nooks to state-of-the-art technology resources, the library offers a diverse range of amenities to cater to the needs of its patrons. Whether you're seeking a quiet spot to dive into a new novel or looking for research materials, the Shelton Timberland Library - William G. Reed Public Library is sure to delight with its wealth of information and friendly staff ready to assist you on your literary journey.
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Kim C.
12/1/2023
We love this library! We come here often. The staff is always friendly and helpful. We have attended the local events the library has put on as well as used the meeting rooms there. There are nice...
Kali G.
2/3/2023
I love books. They have a good selection of books at this library. The staff are always very helpful and so so nice.
Joan B.
12/16/2021
They are doing the best they can under the circumstances. I just read "green e's" semi literate ranting and wanted to counter that. Masks are required. It isn't their choice nor their law.
GiGi G.
1/4/2022
My faith in humanity has laid to rest in a dumpster fire after what I saw at the library today. I was in there with my cousin and watched a person (seemed like he may have been a homeless person)...
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