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Insular Library, which had previously been known as the San Juan Public Library, was transferred
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commenced the "total disinterest of the municipality in preserving it" however "community efforts have been made to reopen it without success." After the José Julián Acosta
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present their "masterpieces" at exhibitions held in the library's exhibition hall on the upper floor. It was also the meeting place for the first meetings and exhibitions of the
Academy of Heraldic and Historical Studies and the Theatre Board, then directed by
470:. In its first forty years of service the library had nine reading rooms, membership, with an average of 200 daily visitors. Under the 222 Law of 1946 a $ 6,000 amount was made available to the library's board of trustees, with the intent of establishing the
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