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Maude P. Ragsdale Public Library

Library
Hiram , GA
The Maude P. Ragsdale Public Library, a part of the West Georgia Regional Library System, is a vital educational hub serving Paulding County, Georgia. It offers diverse services to the general public and the homeschooling community alike. Key programs include the 'Homeschool Hangout Engineering Day,' designed for children aged 6-12 to explore STEM concepts interactively. The library boasts a rich collection of books and educational materials, facilitating comprehensive learning experiences. Patrons enjoy facilities like book lending, internet access, and printing services. The library also organizes various workshops and events, fostering a collaborative and engaging educational environment.
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