Floor plan of the Free Public Library, Connellsville, Pa. – Antique Print
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Floor plan of the Free Public Library, Connellsville, Pa.
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Unlike the exterior views on this board, this image is a floor plan, so it shows how the Free Public Library in Connellsville, Pennsylvania, was laid out room by room rather than how it looked from the street. Connellsville sat in the coke-producing region of Fayette County, where industrial towns were building public libraries during the early twentieth century, many with funding from Andrew Carnegie. Plans like this one reveal how such buildings divided space for reading, borrowing and staff work, and they are useful for comparing the design choices that shaped small-town libraries of the period.
| Original scan | 4,885 × 4,285 px · prints to 16 × 14 in at 300 dpi |
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| Reference | tif15398_FreePublicLibraryConnellsville |
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