Results: Most Impressive Library in Every State (Part Five)
Published on 04/17/2021
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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Massachusetts: The Boston Public Library - The Boston Public Library is also known as the "Library for the Commonwealth" and is the third-largest public library in the United States. Have you ever visited this library?
Yes
7%
165 votes
No
93%
2135 votes
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Michigan: The University of Michigan Law Library - The University of Michigan Law Library located in Ann Arbor controversially collaborated with Google for a book digitalization program. Have you ever visited this library?
Yes
5%
109 votes
No
95%
2191 votes
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Minnesota: The Minneapolis Central Library - The Minneapolis Central Library won the 2009 AIA/ALA Library Building Award. Have you ever visited this library?
Yes
4%
96 votes
No
96%
2204 votes
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Mississippi: The Jackson District Library - The Jackson District Library has roots tracing back to 1863, when the Young Men's Association was formed. When the library opened in 1865, it only had 239 donated books. Have you ever visited this library?
Yes
4%
84 votes
No
96%
2216 votes
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Missouri: St. Louis Public Library - The AIA gave the St. Louis Public Library a National Honor Award for its breathtaking restoration in 2014. Have you ever visited this library?
Yes
5%
104 votes
No
95%
2196 votes
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