Carnegie Free Library
Carnegie Free Library, Historic library in Eureka, California
The Carnegie Free Library is an architectural beauty with a Beaux-Arts style façade.
Funded by Andrew Carnegie, it was opened to the public in 1904.
It served as a cultural hub for the community of Eureka for decades.
Currently, the building houses offices and public meeting spaces.
It's one of the few remaining structures from the early 20th century philanthropy era.
Location: Eureka
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