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• The Library of Virginia 2 photos & illustrations
• Florida Memory 1 photo / illustration
• Keene Public Library and the Historical Society of Cheshire County 1 photo / illustration
• British Library 1 photo / illustration

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Franklin Street House in Keene New Hampshire

from Keene Public Library and the Historical Society of Cheshire County

• Navi Vivek Badhwar said:

  beautifulll house.........

• kleber fernandes said:

  great work!

• Sharen Auger-Rizy said:

  7/3/18. Minus shutters and painted yellow with white trim, this is the house at 66 Franklin Street, Keene.

City, public library

from The Library of Virginia

• FlickrLVA said:

  It's still there... under the cladding of the present-day library on Franklin Street.

• rpl.virginia said:

  The Main Library of the Richmond Public Library was constructed in 1929-1930. The address is 101 E. Franklin Street in downtown Richmond. The current main library encases the original building shown here, with an addition built in the 1970's. Unfortunately, the original building was covered with a new facade that provides a unified architectural face to the building. July 19, 1930: The Dooley Library shown here opened to the public. Outside walls were of George Washington stone, quarried at Aquia Creek, Virginia. Within the building, the walls of the main front stair hall, stairway and the wainscot of the lobby (now the Dooley Foyer) are Italian Montanelle marble. The walls of the lobby (now the Dooley Foyer), above the wainscot, are of Italian Travatine. The total cost of the building was $543,000. Library staff moved 70,000 books and magazines from the old library building to the new one in just 3 days. December 15, 1930: Dooley Library dedication ceremony.

Northeast corner, Franklin and Belvidere

from The Library of Virginia

• nundu1 said:

  maps.google.com/maps?q=franklin+and+belvidere,+Richmond,+... A beautiful old building VCU hasn't managed to eat.