Charleston County Public Library (CCPL) is closing the McClellanville Library, located at 222 Baker St, on Friday, December 22nd at 1 pm to undergo renovations as part of the ongoing referendum-funded project. The library will receive an interior refresh including new paint, carpet, and furniture.
Once construction is underway, the renovations are expected to take several months to complete. The designs were created by Liollio Architecture.
During the closure, items placed on hold will be re-routed to the Wando Mount Pleasant Library located at 1400 Carolina Park Blvd. Items can be routed to another library by selecting an alternate location when placing a hold online or by calling one of our branches.
Book returns will remain open temporarily after the branch is closed. Patrons may also return items to any other open CCPL location.
In 2014, Charleston County voters passed a $108.5 million referendum to build five libraries and update the existing branches. As part of that project, five new libraries have been built throughout the County, including the Keith Summey North Charleston Library, which opened in April of this year.
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