Selma Public Library

My great aunt, Margaret Elizabeth Temple, donated the land for the Selma Public Library in memory of her parents, Jackson Pettigrew Temple and Louisa Parker Temple. My great aunt, Elizabeth, was a first grade teacher who sang to her students, sometimes, while promoting a love for learning to read.

Lived here for four years before I finally used the facility to take out movies when I learned about this feature. The staff is incredible and mostly deal with Taylor .

Very nice little quaint library with great staff, computer usage, used free book room. They've enlarged their parking lot as well. Very nice. 5 stars for customer service and questions.

Here's a sweet little library with a great staff.  The building itself is understated and takes an important position in the neighborhood it is in.  It makes an important bridge between the commercial center of the town and the heart of the residential districts.  It is a well stocked library connected to the services of the greater State of North Carolina's digital information network.  It is able to satisfy the small child learning how to read and seeking an entertaining book or the serious college student working on a thesis and everyone in between and fore and aft! The programs at the library are targeted for the local community and can be enjoyed and participated in by those just visiting.  More than just a bit of Americana this library is a living, breathing example of the American

My kids and I love coming to this library for story time and books. They always make us feel at home here and are so very helpful! We love Selma Public Library!!!!