My Library Dilemmas

My wonderful wife bought me some great looking bookcases for the "ManCave" a.k.a. my home office. Finally, after being in storage since the fall of 2005, my theological library comes out boxes. Now I'm filled with decisions and dilemmas about which books to keep. I've got a stuff by the renown Roman Catholic scholars Joseph Fitzmyer, Raymond Brown and Roland Murphy. Then there's a handful of primary source collections on early church liturgies, creeds, councils, etc. along with a variety of commentaries, historical books and other scholarly pieces. Most of it is dated. It used to be that there would be scholarly 'cornerstones' that you saw in every pastor and scholars library. Not so much any more. I wondering if I'm going to keep any of it. I've got commentaries on CD now and there is a wealth of stuff available on the internet. And right now, I'm not in pastoral ministry and not needing much of it. But the question remains, if I don't want it where can I get rid of it? I don't want to just throw it out. With the advent of the internet and digital resources, do pastors even keep or use theological libraries anymore? I just keep imagining Neicy Nash from the TV show Clean House showing up and seeing my 20+ computers and stacks of old books crammed in this 10'x10' office saying, "What is this foolishness!?!?!?! What is wrong with you?!?!?"