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Contact the Clay County Archives

The Archives Specialist can assist you with historic documents, photos and artifacts representing Clay County, Florida, from the 1850’s through the 1970’s.

Please Note: One type of document we don’t have is blueprints of homes and other buildings. For those, please contact the original builder or contractor. Thank you.

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The Clay County Archives is operated under the supervision of Clay County Clerk of Court and Comptroller Tara S. Green and her staff as part of the organization’s Recording (records) function.

Vishi Garig, Clay County Archives Supervisor & Amelia Dixon, Archives Specialist

clayarchives@clayclerk.com (attachments over 10 meg are not received); (904) 371-0027

Visit us

21 Gratio Place & State Road 16 in the Old County Jail (Clay County Historic Triangle site)

Write to us

Clay County Archives, P. O. Box 698, Green Cove Springs, FL 32043

Hours of Operation

  • Monday – Friday, Open 8:00am to 5:00pm
  • Saturday & Sunday, Closed Except for Special Events
  • Holiday and Special Closure Dates as Posted on the Archives Entrance
    • Please call ahead if making a special trip to our office/site as we want to ensure we are on site to assist you when you arrive.  Our staff occasinally travels away from the Historic Triangle to make public presentations, attend community meetings, and attend training conferences. Thank you.

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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