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The Ralston Women’s Club opened the first Ralston Public Library in the Stewart Real Estate Office in 1922.  Two years later, the library was moved to City Hall.  In 1963, the library was moved to a new facility near Oak Park at 7900 Park Lane.  Continued growth and increased usage led to the construction of the current library in 1999.

Some of Baright Public Library's features are: 

• a children's room and storyroom for the many programs offered for children

• a large window seat located in the children's room

• a Young Adult section

• a Nebraska Collection

• a computer lab, with 11 computers

• two study rooms

• a fireplace with surrounding seating

• locally designed artwork

• handicapped accessible entry

• reading area outside in the front of the library

• meeting room for up to 50 people

Last updated 2/15/2010