Public Library

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1000 Books Before Kindergarten
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Contact Info.

Public Library
350 Pageant Lane
Suite 501
Clarksville, TN 37040


Phone: 931-648-8826
Email: [email protected]

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Hours of Operation

Sun
1:00pm - 5:00pm
Mon - Thu
9:00am - 8:00pm
Fri - Sat
9:00am - 6:00pm

Genealogy

The Brown Harvey, Sr. Genealogy Room is designed to assist patrons researching their family roots particularly in Montgomery County, as well as early days in other Tennessee Counties, North Carolina, Kentucky, Virginia, and other states.  Microfilm of county records, census and newspapers of Montgomery County and other Tennessee Counties, and Death Certificates for the State of Tennessee are available as well. We offer genealogy classes,  as well as online sources such as genealogy databases and links. If you ever need any assistance, there is someone to assist you at the information desk at all times, so please just ask.

The James Killebrew Collection

Mr. James Killebrew, long-time genealogy researcher, donated his entire collection of personally compiled genealogy books to the library in 2011. He also donated an antique bookcase, formerly located at Clarksville’s first college, Stewart College, to house the collection. This lovely bookcase is located in the Brown Harvey, Sr. Genealogy Room. Many of the items refer to Christian County, KY, Mr. Killebrew’s main focus of his research. It contains court records, old school yearbooks, and personal letters Mr. Killebrew has collected over the years. This is a great asset to the genealogy department and to the local researcher, as well.