The Auburn Public Library got its start many years ago because of a young girl's love for books. Ms. Miriam Wood as a child would wait for impatiently to get books delivered because there was no library in town. When Ms. Miriam became an adult and an educator, she made it her goal to have a library for Auburn. From the humble beginnings in a small trailer to the beautiful facility we have now, the Auburn Library has grown to become the "Place to Be" for the community.
Auburn Library hosts programs for kids and adults – from the Sit & Knit Club to the LapSit Story Time and Adult Book Club, from the Magic Show and Petting Zoo to Molly the Cow – there is something for every age.
How to get a Library Card
PINES cards are free to all residents of Georgia! An applicant for a new card is required to provide proper ID, including current local address, and acceptable ID Requirements. Please visit our Library Card Requirement page for more details and to obtain an application.
Library Cards for Children
There is no minimum age for a child to receive a PINES card. A parent or legal guardian must register for his or her child if the child is under 18. The parent or legal guardian needs to show his or her own proper identification to register a child, and he or she must sign the child's application.
Piedmont Regional Library System
Auburn Public Library is a Member of the Piedmont Regional Library System. A PINES library card may be used at any library in the Piedmont Regional Library System, as well as at any participating PINES library in Georgia.
Lost or stolen card
The charge for a replacement PINES card is $2. A PINES card must be presented to check out library materials or participate in library services.