Morrow Branch

• Upcoming Events
• Take the Virtual Tour

• Library Hours

Monday - Tuesday	9 AM - 9 PM
Wednesday - Friday	9 AM - 6 PM
Saturday	9 AM - 5 PM
Sunday	Closed See the Headquarters Library for Sunday hours.

• Location and Contact Information

Address	6225 Maddox Road, Morrow GA 30260
Phone	(404) 366-7749
Email	branchmo@claytonpl.org (all staff)

• Getting There

Driving - See our Directions to Morrow Branch or Google Map's -
Map of Clayton County Morrow Branch Library, 6225 Maddox Rd
Morrow, GA 30260, US

• Library Facts

The Morrow Branch library covers 10,000 square feet of space in a distinctive architectural style that is both inviting and handicapped accessible. Our friendly, professional staff provides programs for all ages and interests, including computer classes for adults and assorted craft workshops. Please check our Events Calendar for details on other upcoming events.

In Fiscal Year 2006, Morrow Branch checked out over 130,000 books and audio/visual materials to our patrons. Our non-circulating collection also includes a wide array of reference books and back files of many popular magazines.

The branch offers general seating for over 100 people, shelf space for 60,000 books and a multi-use Meeting Room with kitchenette. The Meeting Room seats up to 50 people and is available for use by community and non-profit groups. Morrow Branch also features a spacious children's area with story time corner.

Currently, there are sixteen public workstations with Internet access and Microsoft Office applications. These computers provide access to the Clayton County Library System's online catalog as well as electronic resources provided through GALILEO. Two additional computers are reserved for use by children 17 and under only.

• Architecture

Completed in 1991 by Scogin Elam & Bray Architects, the unique design won a regional award from the American Institute of Architects and has been published in several architectural journals. As a finishing touch, the stucco exterior of the building is adorned with hand prints provided by students from Morrow Middle School and local day care centers.

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