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Carnegie Libraries Historical Markers

Public libraries built with money donated by American businessman and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie.
 
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Thunder Bay Public Library Marker
401 ► Ontario, Thunder Bay District, Thunder Bay — Thunder Bay Public Library —
402 ► Ontario, Timiskaming District, Temiskaming Shores — New Liskeard Library / La bibliothèque de New Liskeard —
403 ► Ontario, Timiskaming District, Temiskaming Shores — The New Liskeard Public Library Building — Heritage Building- designated 1983 —
404 ► Ontario, Toronto, Yorkville — Yorkville Branch, Toronto Public Library — 1907 —
405 ► Ontario, Wellington County, Guelph — Guelph Public Library / Bibliothèque publique de Guelph —
406 ► Saskatchewan, North Battleford No. 437, North Battleford — North Battleford Public Library —
407 ► Dominica, Saint George Parish, Roseau — Carnegie Library of Roseau —
408 ► Ireland, Connacht, County Galway, Galway — Galway County Library/Leabharlann Chontae na Gaillimhe —
409 ► Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Saint George, Kingstown — Kingstown Old Public Library —
410 ► United Kingdom, England, Lincolnshire, Stamford — St Michael's Churchyard and its surroundings —
411 ► United Kingdom, Northern Ireland, Belfast — Fall Road Carnegie Library / Leabharlann Carnegie na bhFál — The Gaeltacht Quarter / An Cheathrú Ghaeltachta —
412 ► United Kingdom, Wales, Wrexham Principal Area, Wrexham — Old Library / Yr Hen Lyfrgell —

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