The following list of Carnegie libraries in Georgia provides detailed information on United States Carnegie libraries in Georgia, where 24 public libraries were built from 20 grants (totaling $503,756) awarded by the Carnegie Corporation of New York from 1898 to 1914. In addition, academic libraries were built at five institutions (totaling $110,000).

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Public libraries

LibraryCity ortown ImageDategrantedAt various times, Bobinski and Jones disagree on these numbers. In these cases, Jones' numbers have been used due to both a more recent publication date and a more detailed gazetteer of branch libraries, which are often where the discrepancies occur.GrantamountIn cases where multiple branches were granted, only the total amount is reflected in this column.Location Notes 1 Albany Albany $10,700 215 N. Jackson St. NRHP #82002404 2 Americus Americus $20,000 111 S. Jackson St. 3 Atlanta Main Branch Atlanta $202,000 126 Carnegie Way, NW The ninth library to in the US to receive a grant from Carnegie and the second after Pittsburgh to have multiple branches commissioned. Demolished in 1977 4 Atlanta South Branch Atlanta — 5 Atlanta Ann Wallace Branch Atlanta — 523 Luckie St. NW Now a bank 6 Atlanta Auburn Ave. Branch Atlanta — 333 Auburn Ave. NE Colored branch during segregation, open 1921–1949. Demolished in 1960 7 Barnesville Barnesville $10,000 1 Library St. NRHP #86003684 8 Boston Boston $6,000 250 S Main Street A contributing property to NRHP #07000375 9 Columbus Columbus $30,000 14th St. and Broadway 10 Cordele Cordele $17,556 115 E 11th Ave 11 Cuthbert Cuthbert $7,000 122 Lumpkin Street Randolph County Chamber of Commerce 12 Dawson Dawson $10,000 334 Main St. NE Events facility for Terrell County Historic Preservation Society 13 Dublin Dublin $10,000 311 Academy Ave. NRHP #75000599 14 Eatonton Eatonton $6,000 309 N. Madison Ave. 15 Fitzgerald Fitzgerald $12,500 120 S. Lee Street Now The Carnegie Center 16 Lavonia Lavonia $5,000 28 Hartwell Rd. Established in 1911, the one-story Renaissance Revival-style building is important as a local landmark and has continued to be used as a library throughout its history 17 Montezuma Montezuma $10,000 109 North Dooly St. Now Macon County Chamber of Commerce and Development Authority 18 Moultrie Moultrie $10,000 39 N. Main St. 19 Newnan Newnan $10,000 1 LaGrange St. Cornerstone date 1903. An original Carnegie Library still operating as a public library. 20 Pelham Pelham $10,000 200 Hand Ave. W. 21 Rome Rome $15,000 607 Broad Street Now called the Carnegie Building, housing the Rome-Floyd County Development Services offices, Downtown Development Authority, and City of Rome HR. 22 Savannah Main Branch Savannah $87,000 2002 Bull St. 23 Savannah Carnegie B. Branch Savannah $12,000 537 E. Henry St. Was known as "Carnegie Colored Public Library" It served the African American community from August 1914 to 1962. In 1963 the library joined the Savannah Public Library System. 24 Valdosta Valdosta $15,000 305 W. Central Avenue Now the Lowndes County Historical Society and Museum NRHP #84001120

Academic libraries InstitutionLocality ImageYeargrantedGrantamountLocation Notes 1 Agnes Scott College Decatur $25,000 Demolished in 1986 2 Atlanta University Atlanta $25,000 3 Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta $20,000 Originally known as the Carnegie Library, now known as the Carnegie Building. Served as school's library until 1953. Now used for office space. 4 Carnegie Library Building at the former Georgia State Normal School Athens $20,000 1401 Prince Ave. NRHP #75000577; now a part of the University of Georgia library system 5 Mercer University Macon $20,000 Now the Hardman Fine Arts Building

See also List of libraries in the United States

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References

Note: The above references, while all authoritative, are not entirely mutually consistent. Some details of this list may have been drawn from one of the references (usually Jones) without support from the others. Reader discretion is advised.