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Clay County’s Historic Triangle site is just that – shaped like a triangle.  The site is home to the historic buildings and displays listed in this section of our website. Let’s get you there!

 

Location

21 Gratio Place
Green Cove Springs, FL 32043

We encourage visitors, especially those using smartphone navigation, to input the physical address of the Clay County Archives Center.

It is a good idea to call before your visit to be sure we’ll have staff available to greet you.
Call 904-371-0027.

Exhibit Hours and Important Info

Please note:  The Clay County History Museum (wing of building attached to the 1890 Historic Courthouse) is not maintained or staffed by Clerk’s Office, Archives, or Teen Court staff.  However, amazing Historical Society volunteers man the museum whenever it is open to the public or when special events are held.

Except for holiday periods, exhibits are open weekly on Fridays (10am-1pm) and Sundays (2 PM – 5 PM). Historical Society volunteers provide staffing and are available for scheduled tours at other times. For additional information call (904)284-9644.

Our Archives Specialist, a Clay County Clerk of Court and Comptroller’s Office member, is on-site during most normal weekday business hours and is the main point of contact once you arrive. If you are making a special trip or driving a long distance, please call first to make sure our staff will be there to welcome you. The Archives office is inside the Old County Jail, which sits at the intersection of Gratio Place and Idlewild Avenue (SR 16).

Parking

Regular parking and handicapped parking spaces are available from the Archives/Old Jail entrance. Additional parking is available between the Old Jail and the storage building and across Walnut Street next to the Clay County School Board building.

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August is Child Support Awareness Month

August is Child Support Awareness Month.  Our personnel play a significant role in the lives of children throughout the state who depend on child support by facilitating payments, maintaining records, and providing accountability.

We have two main, full-time child support clerks who work very closely with the Department of Revenue (DOR).   Their duties include the auditing of child support cases (both for DOR and upon request from a case party), processing all orders received from the Court, cashiering payments through the state-wide system eClerc, and the handling of alimony payments.  Additionally, our clerks accept transfer cases from other states and from other Florida counties, too.  Our branch location staff in Orange Park also process child support payments making the service even more accessible.  “The work accomplished in this Clerk’s Office division is mighty and all these clerks do a fantastic job,” explained Tracie McRae, Clay County Clerk’s Office Chief Operations Officer.  For more information about these important services, please review this website page:  Child Support