About
Bringing over 100 years of library service to the Estes Valley and surrounding communities, the Estes Valley Library was begun in 1916 by the Estes Park Woman’s Club. The first library was opened in the schoolhouse with 262 volumes. Now with over 40,000 traditional collection items, and over 900,000 digital items, the library serves over 12,000 local residents, hundreds of seasonal residents, and many thousands of visitors to Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park.
Gather. Learn. Grow at the Estes Valley Library
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The Library is a hub of community-driven resources for people to share.
The seven-member Board of Trustees is responsible for the library district’s finances, policy-setting, evaluation of the Library Director, and long-range planning.
Featuring thousands of gently-used books, DVDs, and music CDs. All proceeds support the Friends & Foundation, the nonprofit arm of the Library.
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The Estes Valley Library began in 1916 as a collection of 262 books housed in one room of the local school.