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Did you know that Arlington County's Department of Human Services has recently relocated to the Columbia Pike Branch Library neighborhood?
They are now located at 2100 Washington Blvd. - a 20 minute walk from the Library. They are also on the ART 77 bus line, which will take you from Shirlington, to Columbia Pike and the Department of Human Services, and then on to Courthouse.
We're looking forward to the open house this fall, after they've settled in to their new digs.
- Columbia Pike Branch Library Closed Aug. 16 - Aug. 21 For New Carpeting
Added 7-29: Columbia Pike Branch Library will not be accepting donations of books, magazines and media from Aug. 1 through Aug. 21. The Columbia Pike Branch Library will be closed from Monday, Aug. 16 through Saturday, Aug. 21 to allow for interior improvements....
- The History Of Columbia Turnpike
Did you know that Columbia Pike is a 'Pike' because it used to be a toll road? Tolls were collected at tollhouses where the road was barred by a long pole or pike, which had to be turned to allow passage. And prior to turnpikes, local property...
- Video Shorts On Columbia Pike's 200 Year History
Are you a local history buff? Check out Pike 200 Minutes, a new series of video shorts about the last 200 years of the Columbia Pike corridor. Produced by Arlington Virginia Network, these are a series of one minute "looks" at Columbia Pike from 1810...
- What's Happening On The Pike?
Want to know what is happening in and around the neighborhoods of the Columbia Pike Branch Library? The Columbia Pike Revitalization Organization (CPRO) website can keep you up-to-date with what's happening in the Columbia Pike neighborhoods. Sign...
- Celebrate Columbia Pike's New Forest Storytime Room
Come celebrate Columbia Pike Branch Library's beautiful new forest mural in the storytime room. In appreciation of our neighborhood artist Kathy Fliger and her newly completed forest mural, you and your family are invited to tea and delectables on...
Library
County Human Services Moves Near Columbia Pike
Did you know that Arlington County's Department of Human Services has recently relocated to the Columbia Pike Branch Library neighborhood?They are now located at 2100 Washington Blvd. - a 20 minute walk from the Library. They are also on the ART 77 bus line, which will take you from Shirlington, to Columbia Pike and the Department of Human Services, and then on to Courthouse.
We're looking forward to the open house this fall, after they've settled in to their new digs.
- Columbia Pike Branch Library Closed Aug. 16 - Aug. 21 For New Carpeting
Added 7-29: Columbia Pike Branch Library will not be accepting donations of books, magazines and media from Aug. 1 through Aug. 21. The Columbia Pike Branch Library will be closed from Monday, Aug. 16 through Saturday, Aug. 21 to allow for interior improvements....
- The History Of Columbia Turnpike
Did you know that Columbia Pike is a 'Pike' because it used to be a toll road? Tolls were collected at tollhouses where the road was barred by a long pole or pike, which had to be turned to allow passage. And prior to turnpikes, local property...
- Video Shorts On Columbia Pike's 200 Year History
Are you a local history buff? Check out Pike 200 Minutes, a new series of video shorts about the last 200 years of the Columbia Pike corridor. Produced by Arlington Virginia Network, these are a series of one minute "looks" at Columbia Pike from 1810...
- What's Happening On The Pike?
Want to know what is happening in and around the neighborhoods of the Columbia Pike Branch Library? The Columbia Pike Revitalization Organization (CPRO) website can keep you up-to-date with what's happening in the Columbia Pike neighborhoods. Sign...
- Celebrate Columbia Pike's New Forest Storytime Room
Come celebrate Columbia Pike Branch Library's beautiful new forest mural in the storytime room. In appreciation of our neighborhood artist Kathy Fliger and her newly completed forest mural, you and your family are invited to tea and delectables on...