Timeline
1894
February: Judge & Mrs. Milton Myrick donate $50 for a new public library. Public raises a matching $50. Books from the local YMCA are donated to start a collection.
1923
Campbell County Women's Club donates part of their newly constructed building for library use. This library opens with 4,500 volumes.
1961
The library moves to larger facilities at Campbell & Central Avenues.
1967
Grand opening of the new Campbell Library at 77 Harrison Avenue with 89,000 volumes.
1989
The Campbell Museum and Senior Center move to their own sites. The Campbell Library doubles in square footage, adding a second level.
The Library is repainted, and new carpet and furniture added.
2011
The library receives and interior face-lift with new carpet, paint, and furniture.
Today
Campbell Library houses 201,300 volumes and circulates over 900,000 items each year.
