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and the staircase leading to the upper storey, from which the highly ornamented dome is visible. There is ornate plasterwork here and in the rotunda above the circular library. Inside the entrance hallway are a series of brass plaques bearing the names of Hove men who died on active service during World Wars I and II, as
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1913. A juvenile library was added in 1920 by converting the basement, and by that year nine staff were employed. Meanwhile, wealthy residents continued to donate thousands of volumes—including many rarities—to the library, along with various artworks and curiosities (all of which were moved to the
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was offering to rent the house at 11 Grand Avenue for £100 per year, rising to £150 in the third year. The £500 would not cover purchasing books, so the
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An "impressive glass dome" lights the interior, which has been described as "spatially interesting". The entrance hall opens into an octagonal hallway and then beyond into the circular library (above which sat the roof garden). To the right (west) is a reading room; to the east, subsidiary rooms
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in the north of Hove. In
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January 1894, and the opening hours were extended to 11 hours per day with half-day closing on Fridays. By 1900 the hired premises were no longer suitable because of overcrowding and the
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February 1907, the foundation stone was laid on 10 June 1907 by the Mayor of Hove, Alderman Bruce Morison. F.G. Minter was the building contractor, having offered the cheapest bid (£9,999) during the tendering process; overall, construction cost £13,500. The new
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Council, the Hove
Commissioners, set up a committee to investigate how to establish a free library in Hove. Their view was that premises should be rented, as constructing a purpose-built library would be too expensive. The requirements of the
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a reading room only and with a caretaker rather than a full-time librarian (one was appointed in
January 1892 though). Lending facilities began on 24 October 1892. As well as a wide range of books and periodicals, such as complete sets of
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Library, designed in 1907 and executed between 1907 and 1908, has been described as "very much of its time" and "one of the most attractive" among "the many public libraries erected in the years prior to
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sheer weight of books, and the borough council formed a committee to investigate whether a permanent library should be built. In the interim, a larger building was hired at 22 Third Avenue, and Hove
Library moved there from 23 June 1901.
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relating to Sussex parishes. These have been moved to other facilities, but there is still a repository of
Wolseley family papers. Money was left to Hove Borough Council to maintain the facility, and the room was refurbished in 1970.
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1748:Royal Alexandra Children's Hospital
1661:Princes House, 166–169 North Street
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1025:. London: Yale University Press.
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1385:Ovingdean Rectory
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1061:A History of Hove
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179:References:
126:Architect(s)
22:Hove Library
2343:Waste House
2268:Clock Tower
1978:and leisure
1724:Kings House
1636:Hanningtons
1459:squares and
1438:Tower House
1360:Marine Gate
975:27 December
804:20 February
398:Renaissance
387:World War I
303:Church Road
99:Established
64: /
2470:Categories
2455:Amon Wilds
2403:Architects
2369:Bungaroosh
2318:Ralli Hall
2313:Pepper Pot
2153:Old Market
2100:ABC Cinema
1932:Royal York
1616:Amex House
1607:Commercial
1543:Old Steine
1528:New Steine
1457:Crescents,
1335:Fife House
1155:Grade II:
939:24 January
566:References
440:balustrade
414:Ralli Hall
315:president
116:1908-07-08
106:1891-12-14
49:50°49′42″N
2430:John Nash
2379:Landmarks
2209:Windmills
2200:West Pier
2016:(removed)
1912:Metropole
1609:buildings
1508:Kemp Town
1150:Grade II*
455:pilasters
391:Edwardian
250:town hall
194:Edwardian
135:Branch of
52:0°10′38″W
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1993:(former)
1985:The Arch
1922:Old Ship
1897:Clarence
1783:Schools:
1758:The Keep
1461:terraces
1408:(ruined)
1126:Heritage
1017:(2013).
888:Archived
812:Archived
590:Archived
588:. 2023.
524:See also
470:capitals
466:moulding
444:pediment
295:spears.
281:and the
161:Director
77:Location
2255:Chattri
2143:Komedia
2108:Astoria
2044:Revenge
1917:Norfolk
1892:Bedford
1889:Hotels:
1737:(former
1684:BHASVIC
1143:Grade I
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451:cornice
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436:parapet
402:Baroque
293:assegai
219:History
197:Baroque
169:Website
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429:ashlar
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2039:Pryzm
1902:Grand
546:Notes
478:swags
461:with
321:Leeds
272:Punch
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941:2013
882:2013
806:2013
598:2023
404:and
336:new
313:RIBA
151:None
89:Type
82:Hove
1221:W–Z
1214:T–V
1200:P–R
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