Library System, forming the Leon, Jefferson, and Wakulla County Public Library System. According to the library's website, "Leon County provided administrative and other services to the two smaller counties, while each supported the direct costs of their library services and their share of Leon's administrative costs." In 1975 the system started a branch library in Bond, a predominantly black community on the city's south side. Wakulla County left the library cooperative in 1975 to start its own library system and in 1978 the main library moved to Tallahassee's Northwood Mall. Jefferson County left the library cooperative in 1980 and the library reverted to the Leon County Public Library. In 1989, "ground breaking was held on March 4 for a new $8.5 million main library facility with 88,000 feet of space. The site was next door to the library's original home, The Columns, which had been moved in 1971 to 100 N. Duval." The new library had its grand opening in 1991 and was renamed in 1993 in honor of former Governor LeRoy Collins. Points of interest Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park Apalachicola National Forest Birdsong Nature Center Bradley's Country Store Complex Florida State Capitol Florida Supreme Court Florida State Archives Florida Vietnam War Memorial Lake Jackson Mounds Archaeological State Park Leon County Fairgrounds Leon County's five canopy roads LeRoy Collins Leon County Public Library Mission San Luis de Apalachee Museum of Florida History Old Fort Park Tall Timbers Research Station Tallahassee Antique Car Museum Tallahassee Museum Tallahassee-St. Marks Historic Railroad Trail State Park Transportation Airports Tallahassee Commercial Airport Tallahassee International Airport Major highways Interstate 10 U.S. Highway 27 U.S. Highway 90 U.S. Highway 319 State Road 20 State Road 61 State Road 155 State Road 263 State Road 267 State Road 363 Communities City Tallahassee Census-designated places Bradfordville Capitola Chaires Fort Braden Miccosukee Woodville Other unincorporated communities Baum Belair Black Creek Bloxham Centerville Chaires Crossroads Felkel Gardner Iamonia Ivan Lafayette Lutterloh Meridian Ochlockonee Rose Wadesboro Defunct entity Bond-South City, a former census-designated place enumerated by the United States Census Bureau in 1950 and 1960. Notable people Wally Amos – founder of the "Famous Amos" chocolate chip cookie brand; actor Tony Hale – actor, played Byron "Buster" Bluth on Arrested Development Isaac Jenkins (1846-1911), politician who served in the Florida House of Representatives in the 1880s Jerrie Mock – aviator and first woman to fly around the world solo T-Pain