West Point Branch Library

Reserve a Space at the Library

The West Point Branch Library has meeting rooms you can reserve. Please note: The West Point Branch Library's meeting room will be unavailable after Friday, April 19.

Reserve a Meeting Room – Good for larger groups or presentations.

How to Reserve a Room flyer (.pdf)

If you have any questions about which room is best for your needs, please contact your local branch library or e-mail ask@pamunkeylibrary.org.

Meeting Room Features

• Max Capacity: 108
• Room can be divided
• 50 chairs
• 6 tables
• 5.5 cubic feet refrigerator
• Microwave
• Kitchenette area w/ sink
• Mounted projection screen
• AV cart w/ Blu-ray player & sound equipment
• Ceiling mounted projector w/ HDMI/VGA/Audio port & audio controls
• Stage area
• Tabletop podium

West Point Meeting Room Photos

  

Community Resources

• Country Courier
• Findhelp.org (was Aunt Bertha)
• Historical Society of West Point, VA
• King William County Code of Ordinances (Municode)
• Middle Peninsula Community Services Board
• River Country News
• Three Rivers Health District
• Tidewater Review
• Town of West Point Government (Facebook updates)
• Virginia Department of Health info on COVID-19
• West Point Public Schools
• West Point Chamber of Commerce

Branch History

From 1948 to 1977, the West Point Library, in King William County, was operated by the Monday Club. In 1977, King William County joined the Pamunkey Regional Library system. The Monday Club relinquished operation of the library and donated the books that were already on the shelves. During the 1980's, the Literary Club, part of the Ruritan Club, raised money to expand the library. The Friends of the West Point Library and the Literary Club combined efforts in the 1990's to renovate a larger building for the library. We moved into our present branch in September, 1992. In May of 2001, we opened our computer lab, Pamunkey Place, which was funded with a grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Please see our guidelines for computer lab use, as well as our revised guidelines for computer use throughout our library system.