taking nearly 3 years and the library collection was moved back into the renovated building in January 2007. The library reopened on January 23, 2007 and continues to serve the Jeffersonville township community. Clarksville Branch There were many attempts to provide library service in Clarksville since the library opened. In 1955 a branch opened at 304 West Stansifer Avenue, moving to 523 Eastern Boulevard in 1958. This branch was closed in 1964 and replaced with Bookmobile service which ceased in 1979. In 1988 the "Green Tree Branch" opened in an annex building of the Green Tree Mall, and the support was such that a dedicated branch library building was built in 1992 at 1312 Eastern Boulevard at the corner of Eastern Boulevard and Triangle Drive. This branch opened to the public on May 2, 1993. Main Library Organization Basement The majority of the basement is now available only to staff and houses the Technical Processing department. However, there is a small conference room available to the public through the library's online meeting room reservation system. The Friends of the Jeffersonville Township Public Library also operate a book sale room located in the basement, which is open from 10 am - 1 pm on the 2nd and 4th Fridays and Saturdays of each month. First Floor All of the adult library materials are located on the first floor, including multimedia, fiction books, and nonfiction books, reference materials, magazines, newspapers, and audiobooks. Both nonfiction books and reference works are shelved according to the Dewey Decimal System. There are two public computer labs, one located at the north end of the building by the Circulation department and the other at the south end of the building by the Reference department. The Indiana Room is also located at the south end of the first floor and contains a non-circulating collection of local history and genealogy materials. Second Floor The majority of the second floor contains the Youth Services department, which houses all children's books, young adult novels, young adult talking books, children's movies, and children and teen magazines. There is also a computer lab available to patrons under age 18. The rest of the second floor contains library administration offices, the board room, and several outdoor garden terrace areas open to the public. See also Untitled, an artwork by Barney Bright located at the library. References Library Public libraries in Indiana Library buildings completed