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The Library Legacy of Andrew Carnegie "Regardless of why Carnegie did what he
did, his establishment of thousands of public libraries is the most important
event in the history of American librarianship. Further, regardless of
rationale, these Carnegie Libraries to this day have benefited in the education
of millions of people."
Cartoon featuring Andrew
Carnegie from Harper's Weekly April 11,
1903 Andrew Carnegie was often referred to as the ‘Patron Saint of Libraries’. He donated $56,162,622 for the construction of 2509 library buildings throughout the English-speaking parts of the world. He donated $40,000,000 for the construction of 1679 public library buildings in the United States. General Links to Carnegie Library Sites
Carnegie Library Lesson Plan from the National Park Service Carnegie Libraries of Scotland
The Library Postcard site of Judy Aulik Carnegie Library Links by State California
Woodland (CA) Carnegie Library Florida Florida's Carnegie Libraries Indiana Indiana's Carnegie Libraries Attica's Carnegie Library Iowa Iowa's Carnegie Libraries Fairfield's Carnegie Library Kansas
Michigan Carnegie Libraries in Michigan Compiled
by Cynthia Terwilliger Nebraska
Ohio
Cleveland's Carnegie
Libraries Oklahoma South Carolina South Carolina Carnegie
Libraries Texas Texas Carnegie Libraries Wisconsin Wisconsin Carnegie Libraries
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