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Putnam County Public Library
One of 2 library listings in Eatonton.
About Putnam County Public Library
Putnam County Public Library is a library in the public service and government sector, based in Eatonton, GA. Its recorded address is 309 N Madison Ave, 31024. The listing includes a telephone number, an official website, an email address. It is one of 2 library listings tracked in Eatonton; the nearest comparable listing is Eatonton Putnam County Library, within walking distance. Putnam County Public Library has 4 listed locations in total; this page covers the Eatonton branch.
- Address
- 309 N Madison Ave, Eatonton, GA, 31024
- Phone
- (706) 485-6768
- Website
- uncleremus.org
- joshua@uncleremus.org
Questions
Where is Putnam County Public Library located?
309 N Madison Ave, Eatonton, GA, 31024
How do I contact Putnam County Public Library?
(706) 485-6768 · http://www.uncleremus.org/putnam.htm
What type of business is Putnam County Public Library?
Putnam County Public Library is a library (public service and government) in Eatonton.
Putnam County Public Library branches
Putnam County Public Library has 4 listed locations. This branch is in Eatonton.
- Greencastle46135-1655
- Unionville63565
- Hurricane25526
Nearby library
- Eatonton Putnam County LibraryEatonton0.0 km
- Lake Sinclair LibraryMilledgeville22.9 km
- Morgan County LibraryMadison30.0 km
- Azalea Regional Library SystemMadison30.1 km
- Uncle Remus Regional Library AMadison30.1 km
- Morgan County LibraryMadison30.1 km
- Baldwin County Little Free LibrariesMilledgeville29.5 km
- Jasper County LibraryMonticello27.0 km
- Hancock BranchMilledgeville31.6 km
- Twin Lakes Library SystemMilledgeville31.7 km
- Mary Vinson Memorial LibraryMilledgeville31.8 km
- Twin Lakes Library SystemMilledgeville32.9 km
- CMS LibraryGreensboro32.7 km
- Greene County LibraryGreensboro32.9 km
- Jones Co. LibraryGray38.3 km
Cite this page
“Putnam County Public Library, Eatonton — business.wiki, retrieved August 2026.” Facts on this page come from openly licensed data (Overture Maps Foundation) and are refreshed with each monthly release; sourcing is documented on the methodology page.