Chugiak-Eagle River Branch Library

The Chugiak-Eagle River Branch Library is named for its location within a community north of Anchorage situated on the Eagle River and its proximity to Chugiak, a neighboring community with the name that comes from a Tanaina word meaning "place of many places".
In 1965 a library was started in Chugiak and also in Eagle River. The 2 libraries combined in 1968 and since then the library has moved 6 times. The square footage of the first Chugiak-Eagle River library was 320 square feet. The new branch dedicated in 2009 is 18,000 square feet.