Virginia Lacy Jones

1912–1984 (age 72)

Librarian/Educator

Biography

Virginia Lacy Jones, born in 1912, broke barriers in library education, guiding the Atlanta University School of Library Service with a firm belief in the importance of accessible knowledge.

She is laid to rest at South-View Cemetery, leaving a legacy of mentorship and tireless advocacy for African American librarians.

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