Paulding County Carnegie Library

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In 2018, the Paulding County Carnegie Library serves a rural population of about 19,500 through the historic Carnegie library in Paulding, branch libraries in the villages of Antwerp, Oakwood and Payne, and via a Bookmobile. The library opened in 1916 as the first “county” library in the United States funded by Andrew Carnegie. This modern library provides authoritative resources in a variety of formats to meet the informational, recreational and educational needs of its citizens. Each library location hosts a Maker & Creative Space which houses resources such as: 3-D printers, building sets, textile art resources, and resources that provide educational tools to meet the scientific, technological, educational, artistic and mathematical (STE

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