Maude P Ragsdale Hiram Library

5 reviews

+1 (770) 439-3964

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1815 Hiram Douglasville Hwy

Hiram, GA 30141

+1 (770) 439-3964

https://wgrls.org

This library is a member of the West Georgia Regional Library, which serves Paulding, Carroll, Douglas, Haralson and Heard counties. Story times for children are held Thursdays at 10:30 a.m. In addition to physical amenities, additional resources to library patrons are available online through the WGRL website, accessible through the library branch's page.

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4.05 reviews

Natasha M.

9/5/2022

Every time I've visited this library it has always been a positive experience! They order books for me and the atmosphere/vibes here are so relaxing ! * * They keep the library nice and clean and...

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Chelsie G.

4/21/2024

I second another review regarding the noise level in this library. It literally was the loudest one I've ever been inside. Because of its size, any noise is magnified. With that being said, the...

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Gimel C.

8/31/2019

This library has awesome customer service. I'm always there getting books for my classroom. I usually put them on hold and they'll have them ready for me to pick up. They have great Saturday...

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Jana W.

5/9/2023

DO NOT VISIT THIS LIBRARY IF YOU NEED PEACE AND QUIET. This will be my first and last time visiting. I'm studying for the LSAT and decided to go here versus studying at home, to switch it up. It...

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LeAnn B.

3/8/2018

I came here because this branch has a seed library. I am a beginning farmer and I spent the winter poring over seed catalogs of things to grow. I bought too many as it was but there were a few...

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