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CCPL Closing Temporary Cooper River Memorial Library Location on November 19th
Charleston County Public Library (CCPL) is closing the temporary location of the Cooper River Memorial Library, located at 2036 Cherokee Street, on Saturday, November 19th at 5 pm as part of the next phase of construction on the Keith Summey North Charleston Library (KSNC), which is expected to open in 2023.
The small temporary location opened in May 2021 just a few blocks from the original branch, offering a limited selection of services such as a small collection of materials and technology, pickup of holds, access to book drops, and free Wi-Fi connectivity.
Once the branch is closed, items placed on hold will be re-routed to the Main Library at 68 Calhoun Street downtown. Items can also be routed to any other open library by selecting an alternate location when placing a hold online, or by calling one of our branches.
Book returns will NOT be available at the branch once it is closed. Patrons can return items to any other open location.
For updates on construction of the KSNC library or background on the referendum-funded project, visit ccpl.org/construction.
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