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[9] Built in 1937 through efforts by the Works Progress Administration, the Wayne County Library started off with a small, inadequate building.

By the end of 1938 many of the books in the collection were already in bad repair, and public funding of the library was minimal.

The club first secured permission and petitioned interested parties for monies to construct a library space in the local Community House.

The City of Jesup provided $200 for plumbing and heating, and the rest of the $2,000 deficit was raised through more efforts by the Garden Club.

[10] The library holds a WPA mural titled "General Oglethorpe Concludes a Treaty of Amity and Peace with the Creek Indians – May 18, 1733", painted in Jesup's United States post office in 1938 by artist David Hutchison.