Pontotoc Public Library - 1975 - Pontotoc, MS
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N 34° 15.005 W 088° 59.986
16S E 315854 N 3791694
Built in 1975
Waymark Code: WMQ192
Location: Mississippi, United States
Date Posted: 11/28/2015
Published By:Groundspeak Premium Member NW_history_buff
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County of library: Pontotoc County
location of library, 111 N. main St., Pontotoc
Opened: 1975
Headquarters for Dixie Regional Library
Phone: (662)489-3960
Fax: (662)489-7777

" The Dixie Regional Library System is a public library system serving a population of 62,311 in three rural counties in Northeast Mississippi. DRLS was first formed in 1960 by the joining of the Pontotoc County Library with the town libraries of Bruce and Calhoun City in Calhoun County. The city of Vardaman, which is also in Calhoun County, joined the system in 1974.

"The current structure of 3 counties came into existence in 1976 with the addition of Chickasaw County which includes 2 of the 3 original Carnegie Libraries in Mississippi, located in Houston and Okolona, Mississippi. Another small Chickasaw County branch is located in Houlka. Sherman’s Community Library in Pontotoc County became the eighth Branch in 1988.: ~ Dixie Regional Library System

Year built or dedicated as indicated on the structure or plaque: 1975

Full Inscription (unless noted above):
1975 Pontotoc, County Library Pontotoc, Mississippi Headquarters Dixie Regional Library -------------------------- Constructed with public, new Pontotoc County and city of Pontotoc, and Federal District funds for the curriculum library and current bonds of the City of Pontotoc. ------------------------ Pontotoc County Board of Commissioners    Aldermen, City of Pontotoc [names listed both sides] ------------------------- Pontotoc County Library Board [more names] ------------------------ Mississippi Library Commission [more names - 3 of them] -------------------------- Martin and Martin A.I.A. Architects Mississippi ----------------------- G. S. Fogle Contractors, Inc Tupelo, Mississippi


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