Harrisburg Public Library
🏢 Linn Library Consortium · Harrisburg, Oregon
Harrisburg Public Library
Harrisburg Public Library brings free books, digital resources and community programs to the Willamette Valley farm town of Harrisburg, with extended Thursday hours and access to five additional Linn Library Consortium branches through a single card.
🕑 Library Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 9am–5pm |
| Wednesday | 9am–5pm |
| Thursday | 9am–6pm |
| Friday | 9am–5pm |
| Saturday | 9am–2pm |
| Sunday | Closed |
Hours may vary on holidays; check the library site before visiting.
📍 Location, Contact & Directions
Address: 354 Smith Street, HARRISBURG, OR 97446
Phone: +1541-995-6949
Website: ci.harrisburg.or.us
Plus Code: 84PR7RCH+WW (HARRISBURG, OR)
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📖 About Harrisburg Public Library
Harrisburg Public Library is the public library of the City of Harrisburg, a small agricultural community in Linn County, Oregon, situated along the Long Tom River about 13 miles north of Junction City. The library is a department of the City of Harrisburg and operates at 354 Smith Street under Library Supervisor Cathy Nelson. Library cards are free for Harrisburg residents; non-residents may obtain a card for $30 annually ($12.50 for seniors). Harrisburg belongs to the Linn Library Consortium, linking it to five additional branch libraries so that a single card opens access to a much larger shared collection. The library recently joined the Oregon Digital Library Consortium (Library2Go), granting patrons free eBooks and audiobooks through the Libby app — a major expansion of digital services for this rural community. Rocket Languages, an interactive language-learning platform, is also available at no cost to cardholders.
⭐ What makes this library special
- Member of the Linn Library Consortium — one card provides access to five additional branch libraries across the network
- Newly joined Oregon Digital Library Consortium (Library2Go), giving patrons free eBook and audiobook downloads via the Libby app
- Rocket Languages platform available free to all cardholders for interactive foreign language learning
- Extended hours on Thursdays until 6 pm to serve working patrons and students
- Affordable non-resident card — $30 annually (or $12.50 for seniors) — for Linn County neighbors
📱 Digital Resources — Free with Your Library Card
Harrisburg cardholders access Oregon's digital library and free learning platforms through the consortium:
📚 Services
- Library card free for Harrisburg residents; non-resident card $30/yr ($12.50 seniors)
- Linn Library Consortium borrowing — access materials from 5 additional branches
- eBooks & audiobooks via Library2Go / Libby (Oregon Digital Library Consortium)
- Rocket Languages interactive platform for language learning
- Public computers and internet access
- Reference assistance and reader's advisory
- Summer Reading Program (all ages)
- Interlibrary loan for titles not held locally
🎸 Programs
- Summer Reading Program — 'Plant a Seed Read' theme (June–August)
- Story Time for toddlers and preschoolers
- Baby Story Time
- LEGO Club
- Crafting Club
- Seasonal community events
📍 Nearby Libraries in the Willamette Valley
Distances are approximate straight-line miles from this library.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get a library card if I live outside Harrisburg city limits?
Yes. Non-residents may purchase a library card for $30 per year (or $12.50 for seniors). The card grants borrowing privileges at Harrisburg and through the five-branch Linn Library Consortium network.
How do I borrow eBooks from the Harrisburg Public Library?
Harrisburg recently joined the Oregon Digital Library Consortium (Library2Go). Download the free Libby app on your phone or tablet, select 'Harrisburg Public Library' as your library, enter your library card number, and browse or borrow titles immediately.
What is the Linn Library Consortium?
The Linn Library Consortium links Harrisburg to five additional library branches across the region. Your Harrisburg card gives you borrowing access to the shared collection, letting you request items from any consortium branch and pick them up locally.
Is Rocket Languages really free for library cardholders?
Yes. Rocket Languages is available at no charge with a valid Harrisburg Public Library card. Visit the library's digital resources page at ci.harrisburg.or.us/library or ask staff for the access link to start interactive lessons in Spanish, French, Japanese and other languages.
✓ Hours & details last verified from official sources in October 2026.
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