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The Clayton County Library System (CCLS) is a public library system consisting of six branches in the north central portion of Georgia, south of Atlanta. Its six branches serve 65% of the county population, making it one of the highest attended library systems in Georgia per capita.
The Moorhead Public Library opened on July 12, 1906. This became possible when the city of Moorhead secured a Carnegie Grant for $10,000 in 1903. The Clay County Library system was formed in 1949 and three ways of extending their services were established.
The Green Cove Springs Library purchased a bookmobile in 1962 and began to provide outreach services to different areas within Clay County that same year. [30] In 1962 two more public libraries opened in Clay County, the Keystone Heights Library and the Orange Park Library. [30] A fire destroyed the Keystone Heights Library in February 1962. [30]
The Clay County Historical & Arts Council was founded February 6, 1974. [28] The Peacock Performing Arts Center, the only community theatre in far-west North Carolina, opened in Hayesville in 1986. [29] The Clay County Chamber of Commerce began in 1986. [30] Clay County's building inspections department started in 1987. [10]
Calhoun County joined the system in 1953, and Lee County in 1954. Both Randolph and Webster counties joined in 1961, and the last county to join the system was Clay County in 1966. [5] In 1995 Lee County Library left the system to create its own single county public library service. [6]
Clay Center Carnegie Library (2015) The community is served by Clay County USD 379 public school district, and Clay Center Community High School. The Clay Center Carnegie Library is the public library for this community.
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Frank Hughes Memorial Library is a historic library building located at Liberty, Clay County, Missouri. It was designed by the architectural firm Wight and Wight and built in 1940. It is a one-story, rectangular Classical Revival style brick building. It has a gable roof with a wide elaborate cornice.