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Shoreline Library Library

Shoreline Library, one of the many in the King County Library System, is an extremely popular neighborhood library located in the Ridgecrest district. The library boasts a large collection of educational and recreational literature, magazines, newspapers, DVDs, audiobooks, and other electronic media as well as access to computers, printers, and free Wi-Fi. They also have self-check-in and check-out facilities that are sure to make life a whole lot easier. The library has conference and meeting rooms as well as private study rooms for those looking for peace and quiet. The staff is very helpful and the library itself is spacious, well-organized, and serene.

Website: kcls.org

Phone: (206) 362-7550

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of NE 175th St and 5th Ave NE

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  • Sun 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM

345 NE 175th St, 5th Ave NE and NE 175th St Shoreline, WA 98155-3517 ·2275.09 mi

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  • Family friendly
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Tripadvisor traveler R9266IFjillc 02/12/19

Bright, spacious, and welcoming with a nice children’s section and lots of tables and chairs throughout. Helpful staff. There’s always a book sale shelf in the lobby, and once a year there’s a well-organized booksale in the large meeting rooms. Lots of self-check-out stations that are easy to use. Ample parking, including some handy 5 minute book drop spots. Love the electronic book drops. Frequent classes and kids activities. A favorite destination.

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Tripadvisor traveler Linae G 11/30/17

Check out your local library for entertainment! We attend amazing puppet shows, magic performances, and family concerts all year round! This is a wonderful place for the whole family!

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Tripadvisor traveler Pat S 05/13/17

Nice, organized and clean. Not a large building but plenty of things to look at. Large holds area that we use a few times per week. 3 places to check in books as well as 3 librarians to ask questions of.

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Tripadvisor traveler hfulghum 04/30/17

Not entirely sure why a library deserves to be called a thing to do, but this one is a fine, small library serving my neighborhood. A good selection of books and comfortable places to sit and read.

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Tripadvisor traveler Kokopelli_45 03/27/17

Lots of parking, close to the freeway, ample bathroom facilities, many helpful staff (including volunteers), and a beautiful interior. This is my favorite library. They have 2 meeting rooms and always seem to have some program or homework help going on in them. Teens are always hanging out quietly doing homework or chilling quietly in small groups. There are about 30 computers available for public use but beware - they run much slower than home computers most people have these days, so bring your patience. There are black/white and color printers available and library cold holders/patrons can print 75 black and white or 25 color pages free per week (Sunday through Saturday) for free, but you can't print any more than that. The large interior is well lit and cool on hot days and warm on cold days. There are TONS of books on the shelves as well as audio cds, magazines, and movies (on DVD) available for free rental/checkout - most books are 28 days checkout as are most tv series on dvd, but movies are 7-day checkouts. You can access the KCLS database online and reserve items to be sent to this or you local library for pickup (they ship once available and hold for you for 7 days to pick up). There are also a handful of small study rooms that can be reserved for a couple hours for study groups. I go here about once a week and always enjoy it. Note: don't try to print something within 15 minutes of closing, print servers have delays and printers get overwhelmed so you may be stuck without your prints after 90 minutes of research.

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