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History of Milton/Edgewood Pierce County Library
Highlights in the history of the Milton/Edgewood Library.
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August 1946 - Milton became the first incorporated city to receive Pierce County Library System service.
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1946 - Milton Library station opened at Milton City Hall, making it the sixth library established that year by the Library System.
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1959 - Milton withdrew from the Library System and established own library.
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1982 - Town library moved to new building at 1000 Laurel.
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1999 - City annexed to Library System.
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March 2000 - Milton Library re-opened after renovation.
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Spring 2007 - Wireless Internet access installed.
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Jan. 13, 2011 - Opened in new location in Surprise Lake Square, 900 Meridian E., with 6,650 square feet.
