FRIENDS OF THE OREGON CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY

Used Book Store​

The Friends of the Library strive to preserve and strengthen the Oregon City Public Library and to create awareness and appreciation of library services in the community.
Hours
Monday - Saturday, 11 AM - 4 PM
Location
814 7th Street, Oregon City, OR  97045
(503) 594-0261  ❧  [email protected]
Donations of books, DVDs, audiobooks, and music are accepted during bookstore hours. 
Please click here for more information on donations.
Books $1.00 - $5.00
​Children's and teen books  25¢ - $4.00
DVDs $2.00 - $6.00 (buy one get one free)
CDs and vinyl records $1.00 - $2.00

September Sale

25% Off
Children and teen books, large print, short stories, pets & animals, adult fiction

Friends Make a Difference

The Friends of the Oregon City Library donate an average of more than $10,000 yearly to the library. Your membership to the "Friends" is imporant to the library. Being a "Friend" sends a clear message to elected officials and fellow citizens that you think our library is a valuable community asset. ​

Who Are the Friends of the Library?

Who We Are
​We are people of all ages who believe in the importance of the public library and lend their support. ​
What We Do
  • Raise funds through the sale of books and merchandise at the Friends of the Library Used Book Store and the Bookshelf at the library
  • Provide advocacy for library issues
  • Fund library programs along with cultural passes
  • Purchase materials and equipment to enhance the Library and its collections​ ​
What Can You Do?
  • Lend your financial support by joining the Friends of the Oregon City Library!
  • Give a financial donation to the Friends.
  • Donate your used books, DVDs, audiobooks, CDs, and complete games and puzzles to the Friends Used Book Store.
  • Volunteer at the Friends Used Book Store.
  • Tell your friends and neighbors about the used book store and the great bargains they will find there.
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The Friends of the Oregon City Public Library is a proud member of the Oregon City Chamber of Commerce and the Midtown Business District.