Bay Shore Neighborhood Library
Bay Shore Neighborhood Library was established in September 1929 at 194 Corona Avenue. The library branch later moved to its current site as part of the Selover Building. The current 6,900-square-foot building opened in April 1959. Noted artist, Taro Yashima, was commissioned to create 5 paintings for the children's section. The Bay Shore Neighborhood Library is named after Alamitos Bay, which the building overlooks and Belmont Shore, the community it serves.
Bay Shore Neighborhood Library is temporarily closed for renovation. All library services, including exterior book returns, are unavailable at this location.
Library Amenities
- Public Computers
- Free Wifi
- Wireless Printing (fees apply)
- Copier (fees apply)
- Community Meeting Room (fees apply)
- Air Conditioning
- Exterior Book Drop for after hours returns
Accessibility
- Accessible Main Entrance
- Accessible Restrooms
Parking Options
- Free Street Parking
- Bike Rack
Bus Routes
- 121, 131
Visit Long Beach Transit for up to date bus schedules.
Bay Shore Branch History
02/22/2022
We're shining the spotlight on the Bay Shore Neighborhood Library—the perfect beachside spot to spend a sunny day.
