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Washington Memorial Library, given to the city of Macon by Mrs. E.W. Bellamy and equipped in 1924 by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. It is located a few blocks from the downtown district and is just across the street from Wesleyan College.
Washington Memorial Library, given to the city of Macon by Mrs. E.W. Bellamy and equipped in 1924 by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. It is located a few blocks from the downtown district and is just across the street from Wesleyan College.