Kirklin Public Library

The Kirklin Public Library, established in 1915, emerged from a community initiative led by the Double Six Club, aiming to provide a beneficial resource for local children. Securing a $7,500 Carnegie grant and local funding, the library has since grown to serve nearly 1,100 patrons and circulate over 26,000 materials annually.

Renovated in 2002, the library operates without discrimination, allowing all community members access to its resources. Additionally, the Friends of the Library organization plays a vital role in supporting events and programs, enhancing the library's offerings for residents and visitors alike.

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