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Sketch of Bethesda Library using Charcoal pencils. See www.flickr.com/photos/khilnani/11980735924/ for a detailed view.
The Lorette Wilmot Library opened in 1957, and its second-floor stacks are surely well known to any serious Nazareth scholar. But how many students have followed the stacks all the way to the south end, where an elderly restroom waits behind an unmarked door?
Call number: Home and Away - 2631
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Format: glass photonegative
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Mani Bhavan is the house where Gandhi lived when in Mumbai. It is now a museum retelling his story with the clever use of dioramas.
The library contains many books on Gandhi.
Linwood Library and Service Centre at Eastgate, 20 June 2015.
File reference: 2015-06-20-Linwood-Interior-IMG_0551.jpg
Photo by Anne Harding.
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries.
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please don't use this without permission
if you do, I'll be mad - also no big banners - thanks
EstesValley Library, Estes Park, Colorado was renovated in 2 phases. Phase one updated the first floor adult collection and moved some public functions to the second floor. Phase two renovated the children’s library and the community room
Group3 Planners programmed, envisioned, space planned, developed in detail, specified furniture and completed the construction documents for this project.
Group3 Planners plans and designs libraries. Learn more about Group3 Planners and our other projects at www.group3planners.com
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Patrons peruse the bookcases installed at the Kansas City Public Library’s Plaza Branch to house “The Human Spirit Collection,” which features more than 140 books revolving around the diversity of faiths, traditions, and cultures in the greater Kansas City area. (Photo by Anne Ducey, KCPL)
The North Community Library in La Crosse, Wisconsin, during its last day of operation on June 18, 2026, after nearly 84 years of service. Opening on August 31, 1942, this branch library’s exterior was fashioned as an English Tudor style bungalow in order to blend in with its residential surroundings. Its closure was due to city budget issues.
Each with its own pastel colors, and its with its own tree stump - this extended little library is a big delight to my eyes.
A fabulous place, open on a Sunday... and it is even a refuge should there ever be a disaster in the neighbourhood! Plenty to read while the services sort it out...