The Children’s Room

Tree-like columns, decorative wooden chairs, and shelves with animal-inspired endcap artwork withmany books on shelves.
The Children’s Room conjures a wonderful woodsy nature theme!

About the The Children’s Room

The Children’s Room is a large open area spanning much of the library’s ground floor, dedicated completely to our younger audiences. Also found in this space is the Treehouse Room, and right nearby is the Crawshaw (Reading) Room! A wonderfully joyous place to bring a younger family to explore.

Additional Images

Thumbnail: A wooden step in front of a cabinet holding a very large, lit up fish tank.
Thumbnail: A small floor standing stack of selected items in front of two large shelves against corner walls full of books.
Thumbnail: An image of a butterfly landing on flowers with a forest backdrop decorates the end of a shelving unit.
Thumbnail: A large wooden skeletal diorama of a sabertooth tiger, and behind it a triceratops, stand atop some shelving countertops.
Thumbnail: An overview of a small section of The Children’s Room showing the vast number of items available.

Features of this Location / Special Features

  • Recurring Story Times and Crafts
  • Treehouse (a Play-and-Learn) Room
  • Age-sized reading tables
  • Our longstanding fish tank
  • Henry the Bear (wood carved statue)
  • A massive supply of reading and viewing materials!
  • Display cases for children to share various personal collections!

Hours of Availability

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Where to Find this Location

The Children’s Room main entryway is on the ground floor. If taking the stairwell, at its lowest level, it is seen straight ahead. From the elevator, turn left, and at the end of the hallway turn right (away from the stairs); and it is straight ahead.

Location of The Children’s Room