Biblioteca Argentina Dr. Juan Álvarez, United Nations Depository Library in Rosario, Argentina
Biblioteca Argentina Dr. Juan Álvarez is a public library in Rosario that serves as a United Nations Depository Library. The building spans three floors and houses an extensive book collection with a spacious reading hall for visitors.
The library was founded in 1912 following a petition from 1909 that highlighted the need for public learning resources in the city. It emerged from efforts to expand educational access across Rosario.
The library bears the name of a judge who championed its creation, reflecting the city's commitment to public education for all residents. A motto at the reading room entrance expresses the connection between knowledge and understanding.
The building is easy to access and offers different areas to suit various research needs. Visitors should note that opening hours are longer on weekdays than on weekends.
The facility has developed specialized sections for people with visual impairments to improve access to information. It also maintains a digital collection of historical newspapers spanning back several centuries.
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