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In January 1856, the Ladies Social Circle of Greenville met to form a group to promote the intellectual and moral elevation of society. For nearly fifty years this group raised funds to support a library. In late 1800s, the Ladies Library Association raised $ 1,000.00 from the community and collected
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The library houses 25,000 volumes plus video tapes and audio books. The holdings of the Bond County Genealogical Society are housed on the lower level of the library. The collection also includes every issue of the
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4,000 books. The first book purchased for the library's holdings was the Holy Bible. At first the library was housed in the librarian's home, then in rented rooms, and eventually in the courthouse.
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The Greenville Public Library is a member of the Illinois Heartland Library System and offers many services. One notably unique service is that patrons may check out fishing poles provided by
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was contacted for possible funds. His donation of $ 10,000 was used to construct a public library to be built on city-owned land and which was to be tax supported. Architect
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style structure. The library opened in August 1905 after much community support and work.
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Libraries on the National Register of Historic Places in Illinois
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U.S. National Register of Historic Places

Greenville Public Library is located in Illinois
Greenville, Illinois
United States
38°53′22″N 89°24′13″W / 38.88944°N 89.40361°W / 38.88944; -89.40361
Paul O. Moratz
Classical Revival
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Illinois Carnegie Libraries Multiple Property Submission
95000991
Greenville
National Register of Historic Places
Andrew Carnegie
Paul O. Moratz
Classical Revival
Illinois Department of Natural Resources


"National Register Information System"
National Register of Historic Places
National Park Service



Illinois Carnegie Libraries Multiple Property Submissions Form
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