Woodland Public Library
historic place
The Woodland Public Library, located in Yolo County, is a historic place. Community efforts for a library began in 1874. In 1903, Andrew Carnegie provided a ten-thousand-dollar grant for its construction. The original building opened in 1905. Dodge and Dolliver designed the structure in the Mission Revival style. The library expanded with additions in 1915, 1927, and 1988. It is the oldest Carnegie-funded library in California still functioning as a library. The Woodland Public Library is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This site represents a continuous public resource for Woodland.