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History of Eatonville Pierce County Library
Highlights in the history of the Eatonville Library.
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January 1957 - Eatonville Library opened in the Hotes Masonic Temple.
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1969 - Library moved into a 1,003 space in the new town hall. Money for the construction of the library space provided by a Washington State Library grant of Library Services and Construction Act funds.
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1982 - Town of Eatonville annexed to Library System.
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1985 - An addition made to the building created a small workroom.
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September 1990 - Eatonville Library opened in new building at 205 Center St.
