Welcome to the oldest library in Mississippi!

A library is a place where a community buys and keeps things each person only needs once in a while, but that can be used again and again. Books are the classic example, but anything shaped like that works.

Computers and printers have been in libraries for a long time, and libraries all over the country and the world lend a lot more than that!

Here’s how it works. Come in and borrow or use the community’s item — a book, a pressure washer, the printer. Most things go out for one to two weeks, and you can renew if you need longer. Borrowing is free. You only pay for things that need to be replaced, like printer ink.