Andrew Carnegie 1835 - 1919
Let there be Light--Carnegie Libraries in Michgian
Dec 05, 2014
This is a PowerPoint presentation which serves as the basis for my talk, Let there be Light--Carnegie Libraries in Michigan. Presented together, the visual and oral presentations gives the audience a strong appreciation for Carnegie's generosity and how it benefits citizens of Michigan even today.
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Andrew Carnegie1835 - 1919
Mt. Clemens Carnegie Library
(Anton Art Museum)
Mt. Clemens Carnegie Library –Interior view
Mt. Clemens Carnegie Library—Children’s Area
Mt. Clemens Carnegie Library-Contemporary view
(Anton Art Museum)
Port Huron Carnegie Library
(Art and History Museum)
Paw Paw Carnegie Library
(Community Center)
Ironwood Carnegie Library
Ishpeming Carnegie Library
Sault Ste. Marie Carnegie Library
(Offices of Eastern UP Intermediate Schools)
Howell Carnegie Library
Vintage Postcard Image
Howell Carnegie Library
Arbor Day 1915
Restored Interior of Howell Carnegie Library
Traverse City Carnegie Library
(Local History Museum)
Utley Branch Library, Detroit
(The Family Place)
Detroit Main Library
Inscription over front portal of Detroit Main Library
Conley Branch Library, Detroit
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