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is the single
Carnegie library in France. Reims was devastated in the First World War and the losses included library accommodation in the town-hall. The provision of a new library was conceived as a contribution to the city's reconstruction. Reims was one of three "front-line" cities to be given
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1906. Used as a public library until replacement by modern premises in 1981. Then fell into disrepair until purchased by
Stapleford Town Council in 1987 and subsequently renovated and re-opened in 1988 as The Carnegie Centre. Now home to Stapleford Town Council. In use as library during 2013 as the
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Carnegie libraries are to be found throughout
Ireland. Libraries vary considerably in size, some of the rural ones being very small, but the smallest must be the cabinets used for the Carnegie Library Lighthouse Service. 80 were constructed originally and 62 survive in their current form as of 2020
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was the first
Carnegie library to be built in Scotland; it opened in Carnegie's birthplace in 1883. Carnegie libraries in England began to be built at the beginning of the 20th century. In his retirement, Carnegie divided his time between the US and Scotland, and opened some British libraries
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on local libraries. Carnegie assessed applications using criteria which favoured poorer towns, but applicants had to undertake to support their library, providing it with books etc. from the rates. While most towns were very grateful to receive a grant, Carnegie's project was not without
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Carnegie libraries served the general population of towns and cities, but he also provided some academic libraries in the UK. (This pattern of town and academic libraries was in line with his policy in the US where he provided a number of college libraries, for example at
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civic office building which opened to the public on Monday 29 October 2012, with the lending library on the upper ground floor and local studies section and museum on the lower ground floor. The building was converted by The Art House in 2014 into 34 artists'
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Library, opened in June 1905, a few months before Sheffield's more well known Carnegie library at Walkley, and seven years before Tinsley became part of Sheffield. It served as the branch library until 1985 when the service moved to a new
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Carnegie libraries continue to be used for their original purpose. However, Carnegie libraries are being affected by local authority budget cuts which are reducing the number of public libraries across the country.
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1903, brick. One of the first
Carnegie libraries outside Scotland. Formerly Council Offices, currently disused. Community group attempting to raise funds to restore the building and re-open it as a Fitness/Martial arts/Boxing centre for local
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Some
Carnegie libraries are unprotected by the listing system. Over the years some Carnegie libraries have been demolished, e.g. Grays (details in the list below) On the other hand, new uses have been found for other Carnegie libraries, e.g.
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Revival, designed by J Lindsay Grant of Manchester for Chadderton UDC with funding from Andrew Carnegie.Building was vacated for a new 'Civic Hub' in 2010 and now privately owned. Listed as Grade II in
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Opened in St Peter's Hill in 1926. Originally built to house the town's library and museum, with partial funding from the Carnegie UK Trust. The library has since been relocated, but the building has continued in use as a
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was built in 1903. The building was designed by H.C. Crummack, Borough Engineer.The library and adjoining former librarian's house (no. 72 Northgate) is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for
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1908. Built by Worthing Corporation, the building survives as Worthing Museum & Art Gallery. Today's library was built next door, opened in 1975 and is run by West Sussex County Council.
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Free Library opened in Orsett Road in 1903. Built with a grant of £3,000. Later demolished. Replaced by Essex County Council cultural centre in 1968, with Library on ground floor (run by
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Swinton Carnegie Library opened in 1906. Was sold off in the early 80s and is currently a short term rental building where guests can still enjoy the original features of the building.
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The existing library in Grace Hill was extended with a grant of £5,000 from Andrew Carnegie and opened in October 1910. Closed in December 2022 until further notice due to water damage.
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The existing library was altered and extended in 1906 with a grant of £3,000 from Andrew Carnegie. Used as a public library until 2012.
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Branch Library, built with £2,000 from the Carnegie fund, opened on 26 October, by Mayor J. A. Parsons, Grade II listed in 1976; 1909
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in December 2013 - currently a local charity Regenerus is working to develop it as a Carnegie-Crosby a 3rd space for the community).
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there were objections to the proposed building for conservation reasons, and this resulted in a library which blends into the
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Opened officially by Carnegie in Broadway in May 1906. Built with a grant of £6,000. Used as the public library until 1990.
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Opened in Victoria Avenue in 1906. Built with a grant of £7,500. Re-opened in October 2010 following refurbishment (run by
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Opened on the corner of Baker Street and Lowestoft Road in April 1907 and built with a grant of £2,000. Demolished in 1975.
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30 May 1906. Maltravers Road BN17 5NA. The extended & refurbished modern library is run by West Sussex County Council.
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is a library in The Hague. A financial donation by Andrew Carnegie made the construction of the Peace Palace possible.
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Opened in Station Road (now High Street East) in February 1904. Used as a public library until 1974. Demolished c.1985.
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Opened in High Street in 1906. Building converted for library use with a grant of £2,500. Grade II listed.
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Branch Library, built with £2,000 from the Carnegie fund, opened on 27 March, by Mayor G. E. Bridge; 1910
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controversy. For example, some people objected to the way in which he had made his money. In the case of
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4086:"Kilkenny City Carnegie Free Library, John's Quay, GARDENS (ST. JOHN'S PAR.), Kilkenny, County Kilkenny"
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Opened in The Drive in November 1905. Built with a grant of £3,000. Used as a public library until 1986.
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3890:"Caherciveen Carnegie Free Library, Main Street, Bridge Street, CAHERSIVEEN, Caherciveen, County Kerry"
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5375:"Carnegie Library | Public Services, Mansfield Leisure, First time visitor | Our Mansfield & Area"
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4584:"Tallow Carnegie Free Library, Convent Street (Tallowbridge Street), TALLOW, Tallow, County Waterford"
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3940:"Dingle Carnegie Free Library, Green Street, FARRANNAKILLA (CO. BY.) DINGLE ED, Dingle, County Kerry"
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opened 1913, now owned by Nottinghamshire County Council and still serving the people of Huthwaite
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4685:"Greystones Carnegie Free Library, Church Road, KILLINCARRIG, Greystones, County Wicklow"
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Plaque in Arthurstone Library, Dundee, Scotland acknowledging donation by Andrew Carnegie
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5675:"Taunton Heritage Trail: Celebrate over 1100 years of Somerset's County Town's History"
4634:"Bray Carnegie Free Library, Florence Road, Eglington Road, BRAY, Bray, County Wicklow"
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Opened in Carlisle Street in 1905 with a grant of £3,000. Demolished in the 1960s.
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3488:"Charleville Mall Library, Charleville Mall, Dunne Street, Dublin 1, Dublin City"
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Central Library, of red brick and stone. Opened 24 July 1906 at a cost of £8,000.
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4383:"CO. LIMERICK, NEWCASTLE WEST, PUBLIC LIBRARY Dictionary of Irish Architects -"
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4307:"CO. LIMERICK, KILCOLMAN, PUBLIC LIBRARY Dictionary of Irish Architects -"
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3188:"Catalogue of the Photographic Exhibition of Irish Carnegie Libraries"
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5249:"Carnegie Library forecourt and railings, Kendal" | Historic England
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5193:"Classrooms plan for part of Farnworth's historic Carnegie library"
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A full list and description of Carnegie libraries in Ireland is in
6324:"1910 – Carnegie Library & Technical School, Bangor, Co. Down"
4232:"Clouncagh Carnegie Library, CLONCAGH, Clouncagh, County Limerick"
3614:"Garristown Carnegie Free Library, GARRISTOWN, Garristown, Fingal"
3107:
3075:
2842:
2543:
2528:
2504:
2292:
2249:(Lytham St Annes) 1906, brick and terracotta construction (run by
2086:
2071:
Opened in Free School Lane in 1913. Built with a grant of £10,000.
1907:
1870:
1848:
1767:
1481:
1279:
1265:
1257:
1245:
1230:
1219:
1106:
754:
91:
83:
19:
4842:"Improving Wellbeing in the UK & Ireland - Carnegie UK Trust"
4207:"Broadford Carnegie Library, TULLAHA, Broadford, County Limerick"
3245:
Irish Carnegie Libraries: a Catalogue & Architectural History
2787:(previously Blackscroft Library), 1910 by architect James Thomson
181:
Irish Carnegie Libraries: a Catalogue & Architectural History
2996:
2796:
6553:
5680:. Taunton Tourist Information Centre. June 2007. Archived from
5235:
Diver, Kevin (2023). "The Remains of Grays' Carnegie Library".
5120:
6504:"File:Carnegie Library, Lurgan - geograph.org.uk - 615722.jpg"
2680:
Govanhill & Crosshill District Library, 1906 by architect
2576:
43:
6350:"File:Belfast Public Library - geograph.org.uk - 1747441.jpg"
4282:"Feenagh Carnegie Library, FEENAGH, Feenagh, County Limerick"
4111:"Athea Carnegie Library, GORTNAGROSS, Athea, County Limerick"
183:. The examples listed below are in the Republic of Ireland.
148:
a Carnegie library, the other two being Leuven and Belgrade.
5237:
Panorama - the Journal of the Thurrock Local History Society
2572:
Arthurstone Library, Dundee 1905 - still in use as a library
2353:. Opened 1914, closed as a library in 1998. Grade II listed.
3689:"Lusk Community Hall, The Green, GREATCOMMON, Lusk, Fingal"
4898:. Fashion Architecture Taste. January 2009. Archived from
4357:"1908 – Carnegie Library & Museum, Pery Sq., Limerick"
2596:
Broughty Ferry Library, Dundee - still in use as a library
2309:, North Yorkshire 1910 operated by North Yorkshire Council
1975:
1908, Renaissance style faced with stone, Grade II listed.
1342:, 1905, brick and stone. Still in use as a public library.
2489:
1904, built as a library and lecture hall. In use as the
4015:"Andrew Carnegie 1835-1919, Killorglin Carnegie Library"
1943:
unitary authority). Some remnants of the library remain.
5012:
Lambourne, David. 'Lincolnshire's Carnegie Libraries',
3815:"Carnegie Library, Skerries, Co. Dublin | Built Dublin"
2879:
1906 (opened on St David's day by the Earl of Plymouth)
1867:
theatre and dance studio, the library having relocated.
1658:
Arnold, Nottinghamshire 1906, (demolished in the 1980s)
1524:
1906, destroyed by fire in 1914, reputedly the work of
1273:
Public Library (1905), in use since 1981 as the town's
60:
5094:
5092:
5090:
5088:
5086:
4183:
4181:
2793:
Central Library, 1902 by architect Harry Ramsay Taylor
1426:, 1905, brick and stone (library relocated 2012–2013).
5935:
5933:
4831:
in Edinburgh, where they are available to researchers
3247:
by Brendan Grimes (Dublin: Irish Academic Press, 1998
2582:
Blackness Library, Dundee - still in use as a library
1298:
1903, brick and terracotta construction, designed by
119:. Although the architect was American, he employed a
3220:"Irish Carnegie Libraries, An Architectural History"
3162:"Irish Carnegie Libraries, An Architectural History"
2760:
Maxton, Roxburghshire (Now used as a village hall).
2196:
1906, Edwardian baroque and free Renaissance style.
2009:
Opened November 1909. Built with a grant of £1,000.
5858:Carnegie Theatre Trust – Business Plan 2015 – 2019
4659:"1911 – Carnegie Library, Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow"
3104:, County Armagh, 1906 – still in use as a library.
2715:Hutchesontown District Library, 1904 by architect
2467:1908, red brick and limestone at a cost of £5,000.
2384:- Hendon 1908, Kayll Road 1909, Monkwearmouth 1909
2347:(Near Halifax) 1905, stone (run by Calderdale MBC)
2337:. Since 1981, the building has been in use as the
2156:Opened in Abington Street in 1910, to a design by
1813:1905, brick and stone, Grade II Listed (closed by
1227:Library was built in 1906 and now Grade II listed.
100:A Carnegie library was built in the 1920s for the
6073:West Lothian - An Illustrated Architectural Guide
5887:"Former Worthing Library, Museum and Art Gallery"
4988:"Foleshill Library's extension officially opened"
4977:(City of Birmingham, Birmingham, 1912), pp. 9-10.
3309:"1905 – Carnegie Library, Balbriggan, Co. Dublin"
1381:31 March 2016 due to budget cuts, reopened 2018).
6478:"1905 – Carnegie Library, Portadown, Co. Armagh"
3335:"1929 – Pembroke Library, Anglesea Road, Dublin"
3258:"1905 – Carnegie Library, Anglesea Street, Cork"
3789:"1910 – Carnegie Library, Skerries, Co. Dublin"
1757:1905, Edwardian Baroque style, Grade II listed.
1111:Peace Palace, The Hague, The Netherlands (2007)
582:Strand street. 1911, still in use as a library
176:although some no longer function as libraries.
5631:"The Carnegie Centre: Stapleford Town Council"
2585:Bridgeton District Library, 1903 by architect
1969:Haslingden (run by Lancashire County Council).
1363:designed by T Gibbs Thomas in 1905/06 (run by
6565:
6452:"1906 – Proposal for Carnegie Library, Derry"
4513:National Inventory of Architectural Heeritage
2919:(Llantwit Fardre) 1906 - now the Parish Hall
2778:Parkhead District Library, 1906 by architect
2477:with Portland stone and terracotta detailing.
2283:style building with a modern 1960s extension.
1354:, 1912, heavily extended to the rear in 2010.
1336:1905, brick and stone (Tower Hamlets Council)
218:foundation stone laid 1903; destroyed in the
8:
6056:: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (
5980:: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (
4483:"1905 – Former Library, Drogheda, Co. Louth"
4115:National Inventory of Architectural Heritage
3844:National Inventory of Architectural Heritage
3513:"Carnegie Library, Dundrum, Dublin QO-00110"
2533:Govanhill & Crosshill District Library,
2483:1906, situated at the rear of the Town Hall.
1889:) - closed 31 March 2011 due to budget cuts.
6075:. Scotland: The Rutland Press. p. 95.
3088:– demolished to allow for road improvements
2754:Maryhill Public Library, 1903 by architect
2395:, Opened 1905, closed in 1996 and is now a
1885:1906, brick and stone construction (run by
1187:From 1913 applications were handled by the
6572:
6558:
6550:
5014:Lincolnshire Past and Present Vols. 85–90.
3053:, extended, but still in use as a library.
2556:are in the Strathclyde Archives, Glasgow.
1863:1935. The building now forms part of
185:
113:Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
6126:"West Calder, East End, Library (214873)"
5575:"Old Borough Library, Stafford (1428554)"
3990:"Carnegie Arts Centre, Kenmare, Co.Kerry"
2633:, Dundee 1908 - still in use as a library
6302:The Carnegie legacy in England and Wales
6254:The Carnegie legacy in England and Wales
5411:"NEW MILLS - Story of New Mills Library"
5353:The Carnegie legacy in England and Wales
5165:"CRADLEY HEATH PUBLIC LIBRARY (1229308)"
4955:The Carnegie legacy in England and Wales
4929:The Carnegie legacy in England and Wales
4736:"University Library "Svetozar Marković""
3664:"Literary Lifelines: Carnegie Bookcases"
3437:"1912 – Library, Clondalkin, Co. Dublin"
1789:Opened in 1903. Demolished in the 1980s.
1400:The Carnegie Collection of British Music
1357:Enfield Highway, 1910. Extended in 1938.
1322:1905, brick and stone (community run by
503:Dublin City Public Libraries and Archive
5263:"Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council"
3132:"Bibliotheque d'etude et du patrimoine"
3123:
2897:1904 - now Buckley Town Council offices
2748:and the local police station, is now a
2646:, named at Carnegie's suggestion after
2412:, opened 15 November 1909, closed 1966.
1508:1905, Renaissance classical style with
1238:Library, a Carnegie library in a small
1155:, which permitted expenditure from the
104:to replace a building destroyed in the
88:The University Library, Leuven, Belgium
6071:Jaques and McKean (1 September 1994).
6049:
5973:
5494:"Andrew Carnegie Libraries, Liverpool"
4882:The Bromley Record, June 1906, page 98
3072:Belfast, Oldpark Road no longer in use
2636:Dennistoun Library, 1905 by architect
2509:The first Carnegie library to open in
2190:building which now serves as a museum.
2017:Bradford Metropolitan District Council
129:For more details of this library, see
3567:Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council
2805:1910, by architect Sinclair MacDonald
1391:(Chats Palace Arts Centre since 1976)
1212:'s Carnegie library is now a museum.
7:
6203:"Carnegie Library Deinolen (422853)"
5998:. Dictionaryofarchitectsincanada.org
5425:"The Carnegie Library, Fratton Road"
5110:The History of Bournemouth Libraries
4827:has deposited historic files in the
2820:Woodside Library, 1905 by architect
2730:1909, no longer in use as a library.
2053:, brick and terracotta construction.
1879:, Bolton Metropolitan Borough, 1911.
1262:Former Carnegie library in Sevenoaks
1199:Current status of Carnegie libraries
237:Also used as a Quaker meeting house
6402:"Oldpark Carnegie Library, Belfast"
6042:Scotland, Gerald Blaikie, Glasgow.
5966:Scotland, Gerald Blaikie, Glasgow.
2670:1890, French Renaissance style, by
2424:1909, brick and stone construction.
2333:, 1905, Public Library designed by
2144:1910, built with a grant of £2,000.
2003:Opened in Northgate Street in 1924.
1815:Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council
1445:1906, brick and stone construction.
27:Library, Devon, England, built 1905
5855:Carnegie (Workington) Ltd (2014).
5784:"Wakefield One Library and Museum"
5614:"LCC comments on Stamford Library"
5580:National Heritage List for England
5289:"Library marks century of lending"
5170:National Heritage List for England
2955:1912 - now the Radnorshire museum
2925:1904, local sandstone construction
2873:1907, brick and stone construction
2668:Edinburgh, Central Lending Library
2664:, 1883, the first Carnegie library
2491:Carnegie theatre & arts centre
1180:gave scope for the development of
14:
6182:Llantwit Fardre Community Council
2976:Corporation Road Library, Newport
2861:1906, Grade II listed (CADW 2886)
2025:1909, stone construction (run by
2015:1904, stone construction (run by
1191:, based in Carnegie's home town,
6626:
6276:"Pontypool Public Library (593)"
5968:"Carnegie Libraries of Scotland"
5706:Hewson, Van (30 November 2018).
3078:- proposed but never constructed
2627:1905 pink sandstone construction
1528:, rebuilt using original facade.
1043:
893:
746:1910, still in use as a library
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6406:The Architectural Heritage Fund
5545:"Sowerby Bridge Public Library"
5016:Article can be accessed at the
3098:– no longer in use as a library
2319:. The collection is now in the
2176:1913, (now used as offices for
2027:Westmorland and Furness Council
1735:Four Carnegie Libraries:- 1907
1678:Westmorland and Furness Council
6482:Archiseek - Irish Architecture
6456:Archiseek - Irish Architecture
6328:Archiseek - Irish Architecture
6157:Brynmawr & District Museum
5820:The Carnegie legacy in England
5762:The Carnegie legacy in England
5653:The Carnegie legacy in England
5483:2. Herts Advertiser April 1947
5055:The Carnegie legacy in England
4857:"A fresh wind from the Humber"
4772:. 28 June 1903. Archived from
4663:Archiseek - Irish Architecture
4487:Archiseek - Irish Architecture
3919:The Historical Picture Archive
3793:Archiseek - Irish Architecture
3517:The Historical Picture Archive
3441:Archiseek - Irish Architecture
3361:"McCullough Mulvin Architects"
2654:supported out of public rates.
2132:Opened in Benwell area in 1909
2065:, Leicestershire built in 1905
1670:1906, Grade II listed in 2009.
31:This is an incomplete list of
1:
6122:Historic Environment Scotland
6097:Historic Environment Scotland
6022:www.scottisharchitects.org.uk
5295:. 30 May 2006. Archived from
4829:National Archives of Scotland
4825:Carnegie United Kingdom Trust
2537:, built in 1906 by architect
2378:, partly timber construction.
1189:Carnegie United Kingdom Trust
131:Catholic University of Leuven
5802:"The Art House, Old Library"
4855:Tonmkin, Boyd (April 2011).
3668:Great Lighthouses of Ireland
3112:Larne Museum and Arts Centre
3110:, County Antrim, 1905 - now
2658:Dunfermline Carnegie Library
2366:1981 library is refurbished.
2351:Stafford Old Borough Library
2261:Isle of Wight County Council
1565:Library 1913, extended 2008.
1316:(1862–1929), now demolished.
1145:Dunfermline Carnegie Library
954:Shanagolden, County Limerick
902:Limerick City Gallery of Art
6662:Lists of Carnegie libraries
6534:discovernorthernireland.com
5708:"Tinsleys Carnegie Library"
3138:(in French). Archived from
2855:Abercanaid 1903, demolished
2363:Stapleford, Nottinghamshire
2263:, threatened with closure).
1887:Stoke-on-Trent City Council
1129:Belgrade University Library
982:Ballyduff, County Waterford
890:Pery Square, Limerick City
159:, the French President and
6688:
6044:"Early Carnegie Libraries"
5866:Allerdale District Council
5218:"History of Grays Library"
5191:Gee, Chris (2 June 2021).
5077:"B.O.D.Y. Carnegie Centre"
5030:"Bookworms Daycare Centre"
3063:still in use as a library.
2693:Hamilton townhouse library
2612:Library 1904 by architect
1437:London Borough of Lewisham
1242:suburb, was built in 1904.
812:Broadford, County Limerick
382:still in use as a library
127:, but has been restored. (
6635:
6624:
6588:
5459:Lancashire County Council
2850:, in Cardiff, opened 1906
2251:Lancashire County Council
2168:Lancashire County Council
2148:Normanton, West Yorkshire
2118:Cheshire West and Chester
1762:Lancashire County Council
1637:Lancashire County Council
1512:features Grade II listed.
1379:London Borough of Lambeth
1287:Library and Museum (1906)
1010:Lismore, County Waterford
145:Carnegie library of Reims
5891:British Listed Buildings
5523:British Listed Buildings
5455:"History of Rawtenstall"
4951:"West Greenwich library"
3136:La Bibliothèque Carnegie
2672:George Washington Browne
2614:George Washington Browne
2561:Aberdeen Central Library
2339:Central Museum, Southend
2307:Skipton, North Yorkshire
1989:Carnegie Heritage Centre
1365:London Borough of Ealing
1168:neighbouring buildings.
1025:Tallow, County Waterford
853:Feenagh, County Limerick
5816:"West Bromwich library"
5391:. Fulbright Reflections
5319:"Littlehampton Library"
5051:"Brierley Hill library"
2704:Hugh Miller Institute,
2591:Glasgow Women's Library
2372:, 1904, Grade II Listed
2301:Shipley, West Yorkshire
1964:North Yorkshire Council
1250:The technical college,
4740:University of Belgrade
3563:"dlr Carnegie Library"
2851:
2567:Airdrie Public Library
2549:
2541:
2521:
2434:1905, Grade II listed.
2357:Stamford, Lincolnshire
2298:
2103:Melton Carnegie Museum
1845:1908, Yorkshire stone.
1710:1911, Grade II listed.
1395:King's College, London
1288:
1277:
1263:
1255:
1243:
1228:
1112:
1039:Waterford City Library
111:Funding came from the
97:
89:
28:
5912:"Stories of Worthing"
5649:"Stourbridge library"
5637:on 25 September 2013.
5429:History in Portsmouth
4925:"Walthamstow library"
2946:, Merthyr Tydfil 1907
2846:
2547:
2532:
2508:
2296:
2110:Central library 1912.
1801:1905, grade II listed
1795:1906, grade II listed
1760:Burnley 1930 (run by
1653:Durham County Council
1609:, Greater Manchester.
1585:, Greater Manchester.
1283:
1269:
1261:
1249:
1234:
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95:
87:
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6667:Europe-related lists
6225:"Radnorshire Museum"
4796:Booker T. Washington
4710:"Greystones Library"
4689:Buildings of Ireland
4638:Buildings of Ireland
4613:Buildings of Ireland
4588:Buildings of Ireland
4563:Buildings of Ireland
4538:Buildings of Ireland
4412:Buildings of Ireland
4286:Buildings of Ireland
4236:Buildings of Ireland
4211:Buildings of Ireland
4193:Buildings of Ireland
4165:Buildings of Ireland
4090:Buildings of Ireland
3944:Buildings of Ireland
3894:Buildings of Ireland
3768:Buildings of Ireland
3743:Buildings of Ireland
3693:Buildings of Ireland
3643:Buildings of Ireland
3618:Buildings of Ireland
3492:Buildings of Ireland
3391:Buildings of Ireland
2891:1905 - now a museum
2785:Reading Rooms Dundee
2475:Ruabon facing bricks
1668:Ashton-in-Makerfield
1411:Kingston upon Thames
1153:Public Libraries Act
1117:Peace Palace Library
1059:Bray, County Wicklow
194:Location and street
102:University of Leuven
61:adding missing items
6672:Libraries in Europe
5918:on 26 February 2015
5790:on 23 January 2013.
5687:on 25 February 2017
5551:on 20 November 2008
5057:. 24 September 2016
3224:Dublin City Council
3142:on 8 September 2010
3051:Bangor, County Down
3028:Whitchurch, Cardiff
2836:("Free Library" in
2376:Stratford-upon-Avon
2323:Reference Library,
2247:St Annes-on-the-Sea
2130:Newcastle upon Tyne
1931:Kent County Council
1904:Garston, Liverpool.
1837:Kent County Council
1577:Castleton, Rochdale
1573:Greater Manchester
1568:Stoke Library 1913.
1405:The Maughan Library
1174:Tuskegee University
610:Whitechurch, Dublin
562:(1912, R.M Butler)
187:
6582:Carnegie libraries
6510:. 18 November 2007
6484:. 9 September 2016
5435:on 20 January 2009
5269:on 22 January 2010
4992:Coventry Telegraph
4770:The New York Times
4746:on 12 October 2009
4716:. 14 February 2019
4665:. 28 February 2013
4065:www.waymarking.com
2972:Rogerstone Library
2852:
2822:James Robert Rhind
2780:James Robert Rhind
2756:James Robert Rhind
2717:James Robert Rhind
2682:James Robert Rhind
2638:James Robert Rhind
2625:Coatbridge library
2587:James Robert Rhind
2575:Carnegie Library,
2554:James Robert Rhind
2550:
2542:
2539:James Robert Rhind
2522:
2450:Drury Lane Library
2299:
1774:Caversham, Reading
1633:Accrington Library
1522:Northfield Library
1312:1908, designed by
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1182:interlibrary loans
1113:
736:city, John's Quay
355:Charleville Mall,
186:
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34:Carnegie libraries
29:
6649:
6648:
6508:Wikimedia Commons
6380:Wikimedia Commons
6354:Wikimedia Commons
6250:"Penarth library"
5758:"Walsall library"
5712:Reading Sheffield
5543:Street, Malcolm.
5498:Culture Liverpool
5389:"Benwell Library"
5299:on 14 August 2020
4994:. 4 December 2008
4800:"Up from Slavery"
4363:. 26 January 2016
4189:"Highlights List"
3795:. 28 January 2010
3443:. 22 January 2010
3365:McCullough Mulvin
3341:. 20 January 2010
3315:. 21 January 2010
3166:www.dublincity.ie
3013:Neath Port Talbot
2953:Llandrindod Wells
2136:Newton-le-Willows
2051:Langley, Sandwell
1851:, Pear Tree Road.
1827:Dalton-in-Furness
1674:Barrow in Furness
1538:Selly Oak Library
1496:, extension 1904.
1416:Lea Bridge Road,
1296:Brentford Library
1162:Stratford-on-Avon
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295:Blackrock, Dublin
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2803:Thurso, Highland
2734:Jedburgh Library
2631:Coldside Library
2513:'s home town of
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2150:1907, red brick.
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1328:Lewisham Borough
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2987:Penydarren 1902
2928:Colwyn Bay 1905
2901:Canton, Cardiff
2848:Cathays Library
2830:
2769:Montrose, Angus
2642:Ewart Library,
2527:
2511:Andrew Carnegie
2331:Southend-on-Sea
1645:1906 (Kirklees)
1389:Grade II listed
1375:Grade II listed
1324:Eco Communities
1314:Evelyn Hellicar
1304:Grade II listed
1271:Southend-on-Sea
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1793:Cleator Moor
1741:Springbourne
1526:suffragettes
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5395:4 September
5323:West Sussex
5121:"Regenerus"
5098:Lambourne,
3673:3 September
3204:4 September
3086:County Down
3082:Downpatrick
3038:Old Library
2865:Aberystwyth
2859:Abergavenny
2815:West Calder
2724:Iona, 1911.
2710:Hugh Miller
2687:Grangemouth
2677:Fraserburgh
2662:Dunfermline
2605:Burntisland
2515:Dunfermline
2493:since 1973.
2370:Stourbridge
2273:Sefton Park
2218:Rawtenstall
2208:, Kent 1904
2188:Art nouveau
2154:Northampton
2039:King's Lynn
1805:Cockermouth
1733:Bournemouth
1601:Levenshulme
1510:art nouveau
1482:Aston Cross
1461:Walthamstow
1403:on loan to
1377:(closed by
1334:Cubitt Town
1300:Nowell Parr
1236:Levenshulme
1193:Dunfermline
1103:Netherlands
926:Pallaskenry
784:Ballyhahill
630:Caherciveen
442:lighthouse
280:Ballsbridge
165:World War I
6656:Categories
6639:See also:
6431:www.dia.ie
6153:"Homepage"
6137:22 October
6106:22 October
5826:18 January
5768:18 January
5733:"Homepage"
5659:18 January
5273:23 January
5176:18 January
4998:21 October
4868:4 December
4804:Wikisource
4462:www.dia.ie
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3467:Dreamstime
3416:www.dia.ie
3288:www.dia.ie
3119:References
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2974:1905, and
2949:Flint 1903
2799:, Highland
2774:Motherwell
2750:doss house
2487:Workington
2465:Wednesbury
2382:Sunderland
2335:Henry Hare
2281:Mock Tudor
2267:Scunthorpe
2194:Portsmouth
2184:Pontefract
1953:Hartlepool
1893:Folkestone
1855:Eastbourne
1780:Chadderton
1755:Bridgwater
1749:Westbourne
1702:Blackheath
1696:Birkenhead
1643:Almondbury
1494:Birchfield
1476:Birmingham
1455:Twickenham
1443:Teddington
1424:Manor Park
1371:Herne Hill
1240:Manchester
1225:Herne Hill
1210:Pontefract
1178:catalogues
1087:Greystones
1073:Enniskerry
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1021:Waterford
1006:Waterford
992:Waterford
978:Waterford
866:Kilcolman
825:Clouncagh
798:Ballysteen
691:Killorglin
425:Glencullen
405:Garristown
328:Clondalkin
314:Cabinteely
260:Balbriggan
246:Millstreet
57:incomplete
6608:Caribbean
6580:Lists of
5941:"Library"
4361:Archiseek
3339:Archiseek
3313:Archiseek
3262:Archiseek
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3066:Belfast,
2991:Pontypool
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2923:Coedpoeth
2620:Bonnyrigg
2454:Wakefield
2432:Sheffield
2422:Tyldesley
2406:building.
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2277:Liverpool
2241:St Albans
2180:Council).
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2142:New Mills
2120:Council).
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2081:Lowestoft
2057:Leicester
2045:Knutsford
2033:Kettering
2007:Irchester
1979:Huthwaite
1960:Harrogate
1927:Gravesend
1877:Farnworth
1865:The Point
1861:Eastleigh
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1708:Blackpool
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1619:Stockport
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1563:Foleshill
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1468:Greenwich
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940:Rathkeale
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522:Rathmines
440:Kish Bank
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5333:15 April
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5293:BBC News
5202:15 April
5145:15 April
5139:MySefton
5100:op. cit.
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4909:15 April
4809:15 April
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2889:Brynmawr
2883:Bridgend
2791:Stirling
2728:Kirkwall
2706:Cromarty
2644:Dumfries
2535:Scotland
2525:Scotland
2519:Scotland
2499:Worthing
2461:studios.
2438:Wallasey
2416:Tuebrook
2410:Tividale
2397:wine bar
2317:ceramics
2212:Rawmarsh
2206:Ramsgate
2178:Barnsley
2013:Keighley
1995:Ilkeston
1956:England.
1941:Thurrock
1920:Grantham
1833:Dartford
1745:Boscombe
1690:Bideford
1589:Didsbury
1583:Chorlton
1557:Earlsdon
1552:Coventry
1463:1907–09.
1435:(run by
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1385:Homerton
1346:Deptford
1083:Wicklow
1069:Wicklow
1055:Wicklow
968:Drogheda
878:Kildimo
770:Askeaton
734:Kilkenny
706:Listowel
556:Shankill
480:Malahide
153:Art Deco
25:Bideford
6618:Oceania
6539:27 July
6488:27 July
6462:27 July
6436:27 July
6411:27 July
6334:27 July
6280:Coflein
6207:Coflein
6131:Canmore
5602:op. cit
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3172:27 July
3057:Belfast
3034:Wrexham
3009:Taibach
2982:Penarth
2968:Newport
2944:Dowlais
2911:Cardiff
2907:Cathays
2895:Buckley
2764:Maybole
2740:Kinross
2600:Bo'ness
2444:Walsall
2428:Walkley
2403:Tinsley
2393:Taunton
2257:Sandown
2235:Rushden
2229:Runcorn
2124:Newbury
2069:Lincoln
2001:Ipswich
1923:museum.
1787:Chatham
1607:Milnrow
1484:, 1903.
1457:1906/7.
1361:Hanwell
1352:Enfield
1310:Bromley
1292:London
1216:England
672:Kenmare
621:(1911)
606:Dublin
587:Dublin
567:Dublin
552:Dublin
533:Dublin
528:(1913)
518:Dublin
495:Dublin
476:Dublin
471:(1908)
456:Dublin
436:Dublin
421:Dublin
401:Dublin
387:Dublin
372:Dublin
352:Dublin
338:Dublin
324:Dublin
310:Dublin
291:Dublin
286:(1929)
276:Dublin
256:Dublin
231:Youghal
191:County
171:Ireland
121:Flemish
80:Belgium
6613:Europe
6603:Africa
6593:Canada
6284:RCAHMW
6211:RCAHMW
6079:
3102:Lurgan
3003:Skewen
2871:Bangor
2473:1907,
2279:1911.
2223:Royton
2186:1904,
2114:Neston
2023:Kendal
1883:Fenton
1843:Darwen
1811:Crosby
1737:Winton
1727:Boston
1723:youth.
1684:Batley
1595:Eccles
1532:Rednal
1418:Leyton
1387:1913,
1373:1906,
1275:museum
1133:Serbia
1123:Serbia
964:Louth
900:1906,
839:Croagh
720:Tralee
716:Kerry
702:Kerry
687:Kerry
668:Kerry
658:Dingle
654:Kerry
640:Kerry
626:Kerry
342:Dalkey
200:Notes
197:Image
139:France
39:Europe
6229:Powys
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3076:Derry
3005:1905
2993:1908
2984:1905
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2838:Welsh
2828:Wales
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2225:1907.
2087:Luton
1937:Grays
1908:Goole
1871:Erith
1849:Derby
1829:1905.
1783:2011.
1776:1907.
1770:1905.
1768:Calne
1692:1905.
1686:1907.
1662:Ashby
1603:1904.
1597:1907.
1591:1915.
1546:1907.
1540:1906.
1534:1909.
1518:1906.
1502:1907.
1490:1905.
1470:1907.
1466:West
1157:rates
1016:1910
830:1917
761:1917
755:Athea
697:1909
431:1907
416:1912
242:Cork
226:Cork
205:Cork
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6490:2020
6464:2020
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6388:2022
6362:2022
6336:2020
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6262:2022
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6139:2021
6108:2021
6077:ISBN
6058:link
6029:2020
6004:2017
5982:link
5953:2013
5924:2013
5898:2022
5873:2023
5828:2017
5770:2017
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5661:2017
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5275:2010
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5178:2017
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5037:2020
5000:2014
4962:2024
4937:2022
4911:2022
4870:2013
4823:The
4811:2022
4782:2022
4752:2009
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4696:2020
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