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Education and entertainment

Clay County Library

The Clay County Library, located at 116 Guffey St. in Celina, offers a diverse collection of materials for education and entertainment, and so much more! In addition to traditional books, audio books and movies, we have a large collection of free, downloadable books as well as free access to a large array of databases for residents of all ages.

Our additional community resources include:

  • Free wifi
  • VIN Decoder tool in partnership with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA):
    https://dmv-permit-test.com/vin-decoder
  • Copy machine (20 cents per copy)
  • Machine for receiving (send faxes to (931) 243-4876) and sending ($1 per fax)
  • Nine public computers, with printing available (20 cents per page)
  • Notary service
  • Laminating (50 cents for anything smaller than 5×7, $1.00 for 5×7 to 8.5×11)
  • Free 9-12 bookshelf-downloadable nonfiction titles at my.abdodigital.com
    Username: CCPL
    Password: claycounty
  • Access to Tennessee Driver License practice tests at ccpl.driving-tests.org
  • Access to Clay County Schools at clayedu.com
  • For more information about the Clay County Library, call (931) 243-3442 or visit our Website.

Friends of the Library

Friends of the Library (FOL) is a non-profit organization that supports our Clay County, Tennessee library. FOL sponsors special events, such as the Summer Reading Program and Teen Night. In addition, FOL tries to fulfill the librarian’s wish list for things that do not fit into the county budget. In the recent past, purchases have included computer tables, a storage shed, picnic tables, a bike rack and landscaping. FOL also contributes to the library’s building fund.

Two chili lunches are held each year, delivering about 120 lunches to offices and businesses and serving about 35 dine-ins in the Celina area. A major activity of the FOL is the publication of a series of books about life and moonshining in Clay County. The first two books, Cures What Ails Ye, and Moonshiners, Revenuers, and Ordinary Folk, have been accepted into the Tennessee State Library and Archives. The third book, Corn in a Jar, will be released in early summer, 2014. The books can be purchased at the Clay County Library, the Chamber of Commerce, the Bank of Celina, and the Clay County Museum. All proceeds of book sales go to support the library’s building fund.