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Applegate Library
Features
- Internet Workstations
- Photocopier
- WiFi
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Amenities
- 2 Internet workstations (with Microsoft Office: Word and Excel)
- WiFi throughout the building
- Photocopier
- Ongoing Friends of the Library Used Book Sale
For more information, see Library Services.
About the Library
Located next to the Applegate Civic Center, Applegate Library has a quiet atmosphere with comfortable seating available for study, reading, or Wifi use, plus a welcoming children's section available for coloring, reading and quiet play.
History of the Applegate Library
The Applegate Library was established in 1923 as a project of the Wednesday Club and all books were loaned or donated by its members. The books were rented to adults for ten cents a week. School children could use the books for free. In April 1936, the library joined the Free Placer County Library System, but it was not until 1938 that the county took over the expense for the branch, which up until then had been assumed by the Lady's Club.
In 1963, the Branch was moved to quarters beside the Applegate Post Office in the Roberts Building on Applegate Road. In June of 1987 the library moved to its current location. The library is 1,800 square feet.