Results: Most Impressive Library in Every State (Part Four)
Published on 04/16/2021
The word 'cool' isn't always synonymous with libraries but maybe this series will change your mind! Libraries are places of wonder, discovery, and education that are free for all to explore. Some libraries have a specialty, some are housed in beautiful buildings, and yet others tote amazing collections of novels, papers, and histories of our world.
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Kansas: The Lawrence Public Library - The Lawrence Public Library won a 2016 AIA/ALA Library Building Award for its sleek design. Have you ever visited this library?
Yes
4%
103 votes
No
96%
2197 votes
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Kentucky: The Main Library of the Louisville Library System - The Main Library of the Louisville Library System was constructed in 1906 thanks to the generosity of steel magnate and philanthropist, Andrew Carnegie. Have you ever visited this library?
Yes
5%
120 votes
No
95%
2180 votes
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Louisiana: The Shreve Memorial Library - The Shreve Memorial Library is located in a former courthouse and U.S. post office in Shreveport. Have you ever visited this library?
Yes
4%
86 votes
No
96%
2214 votes
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Maine: Bangor Public Library - A new copper dome was added to the Bangor Public Library in October of 2013. Have you ever visited this library?
Yes
4%
103 votes
No
96%
2197 votes
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Maryland: The George Peabody Library - The George Peabody Library in Mt. Vernon serves The Johns Hopkins University and is considered one of the most stunning libraries in the world. Have you ever visited this library?
Yes
5%
110 votes
No
95%
2190 votes
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