Perry County Public Library System
A library isn't just about books anymore
Today's library is not like your father's library. While you can still check out a book from the library, you can do so much more.
We have computers, book loans over the internet, movies... even our Friends of the Library who help raise funds for our operations.
COVID-19 vaccinations are to open to age 12+ in Tennessee.
Tennessee R.E.A.D.S. offers tens of thousands of digital ebooks, audiobooks, and video. These digital titles can be downloaded or streamed to your personal computer or a variety of portable devices. And it all starts a library card from your local library!
Great news! Each year the libraries expect to receive a limited supply of forms and instructions, but you don’t have to wait till then. You can order yours now.
You can get the tax forms you need mailed directly to your home. You can, 1) go online to IRS.gov/orderforms to place an order, 2) Call 1-800-829-3676 to place an order, 3) For Deaf and Hard of Hearing TTY/TDD call 1-800-829-4059.
Be sure you are ready when you need forms.
The Perry County Library system is open the following hours:
Party Animals, out of Morrison, Tennessee, brought a camel, a water buffalo, a micro mini pig, several goats (including some pygmy goats), kudamundi, lambs, and a baby kangaroo (a joey). They also brought a couple different types of cattle, a charolais and a Scottish highland cow, and snacks were provided to everyone, even the animals.
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Pursuant to its policy of non-discrimination, the Perry County Public Library does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, religion, color, national or ethnic origin, age, disability, or military service in its policies, or...
The Perry County Libraries are pleased to offer public use of the Internet as part of the library's mission to promote the love of reading and provide access to free resources in pursuit of knowledge and enjoyment.
The Perry County Public Library System will make every reasonable effort to open its facilities to the public as scheduled, consistent with safe access for library staff and the public.
We wish for everyone to have a safe, fair and pleasant experience in our libraries. Our policies are applicable to both branches.
No gift will be accepted, unless it is freely given with the agreement that the Library may:
In 2021 the Board of Directors made some edits to their Bylaws, and said bylaws were signed by Blake Dill, Chair, and Gail Spragins, Library Director. Please find a link below to a pdf version of those bylaws.
The 2023 Perry County Summer Reading Program, "All About Me," kicked off on Saturday, July 1st. This fun reading program has more to offer than just r
... "All About Me" Summer Reading Program Kicks Off July 1, 2023
The Linden Library Book and Bake Sale, held on May 6th at the Azbill Community Center, raised over $1000 thanks to the efforts of community volunteers
... Book and Bake Sale Breaks Record
The Library Book and Bake Sale, held last month at the Azbill Community Center, raised over $800 thanks to the efforts of community volunteers.
Book & Bake Sale Success
September is Healthy Aging Month, and Lobelville Public Library is offering weekly programs for seniors in partnership with the Lobelville Friends of
... September is Healthy Aging Month at Lobelville Library
The Perry County Public Library wrapped up their Summer Reading Program [SRP] on Thursday July 28, with prizes being awarded August 9-13.
Perry County Library wraps up 2022 Summer Reading program
Do you use the library for computer services, to read magazines, borrow electronic books or audiobooks? Never mind the old fashioned method of borrowing books from your local library.
You may say this is impossible to know, but the State of Tennessee has set up a calculator to attempt to know this number. Visit Tennessee State Library & Archives to see this special calculator, adapted from the Maine State Library.
