Dodge City Public Library, Public library and National Register of Historic Places site in Dodge City, United States.
Dodge City Public Library is a public library and registered historic building in Dodge City, Kansas. It houses extensive collections including books, digital resources, and research materials for the community.
The building opened in 1907 following a donation from Andrew Carnegie, reflecting that foundation's support of libraries across America. The structure was later added to the National Register of Historic Places, recognizing its age and architectural importance.
The library holds collections that reflect the story of Dodge City and the surrounding region. Visitors can explore local archives and research materials that document life in this frontier area.
The building is easy to reach and offers various services such as internet access and printing options for visitors. The facility is open on multiple days each week and has parking available and accessible entrances.
The original building was moved in 1981 after standing at its initial location on Second and Spruce Street for roughly 70 years. The relocation became necessary as the growing community's needs had changed significantly.
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