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James H Carson Library

+1 (828) 898-8727
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191 Main St
Banner Elk, NC 28604
+1 (828) 898-8727
http://www.lmc.edu

James H. Carson Library is a quaint and welcoming establishment nestled in the heart of Banner Elk, NC. It offers a diverse collection of books and resources for individuals seeking knowledge and relaxation.

With a focus on fostering a love for reading and learning, James H. Carson Library provides a peaceful environment for visitors to explore and engage with literature in their own unique way.

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