Cherrydale Branch Library

Serving North Arlington since 1922

Photo of Library Hours:

Mon: 10 am-9 pm
Tue: Closed
Wed: 1 pm-9 pm
Thu: 10 am-9 pm (new extended hours)
Fri: 10 am-5 pm
Sat: 10 am-5 pm
Sun: Closed

Phone: 703-228-6330

Location: Click on map.

Free Wi-Fi throughout our coffee-friendly library. Check for balcony availability in January and February.


This page was last updated on January 24, 2012.

This site is maintained by Citizens for Cherrydale Library, a North Arlington non-partisan grassroots group seeking since 1998 to promote and preserve our most important neighborhood institution. Contact us at suza1@comcast.net with any questions or comments. We also invite you to visit the Citizens for Cherrydale Library group on Facebook. Click here for the list of CCL's officers.



Cathedral to Flight

New Photo Exhibit!

"The Wired Photography of Ron Cogswell" is now on exhibit at Cherrydale Library. Click here to see photos taken during the spectacular opening reception for the public on the library's balcony on January 5.

Exhibit runs through April 3, 2012.


"Cathedral of Flight - Terminal C, National Airport"


Tee Shirt

50th-Anniversary Tee Shirt
Now Graces Library Entrance

Look for it above the front exit of the library, next to the clock.

If you'd like to own a piece of community history, here's your chance. These tee shirts are available in Small, Medium, Large, and Extra Large, for the low price of $15. Contact us at suza1@comcast.net to order yours today. Free delivery to anyone in the 22201, 22203, or 22207 zip code areas.


The Washington Post's Architecture Critic on Libraries

"Libraries are rare common ground on the fractious map of democracy, a place where traditional ideas of bootstrap self-improvement meet liberal ideas of open access and equal opportunity. Few encounters with local government . . . feel so good as an afternoon in a well-run library. Without lecturing or hectoring or cheap rhetoric, they build consensus and commitment to self-governance." --Philip Kennicott, Washington Post, January 23, 2011



Fallen Leaves

Children's Programs --free entertainment and learning for kids.

Book Discussion Group for Adults--organized and managed by neighborhood volunteers.

Holiday Closings.

Library Size and Cost to Taxpayers--astonishingly cheap and amazingly "green"!

History--deeply rooted in North Arlington's neighborhoods.

Click here to search the catalogue and for further information on Arlington County Libraries Department procedures, policies, and programs.

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Click here to read what James H. Billington, former librarian of Congress, has to say about books, reading, and American civilization.

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