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Public Library (N.Y.). On Back: Public Library (N.Y.). Public Library located on 5th Avenue and 42nd Street. Covers two entire city blocks and is built entirely of marble and cost nine million dollars. Opened for public use May 23, 1911, and contains over two million volumes and is said to be the most complete library in the country.
Public Library (N.Y.). On Back: Public Library (N.Y.). Public Library located on 5th Avenue and 42nd Street. Covers two entire city blocks and is built entirely of marble and cost nine million dollars. Opened for public use May 23, 1911, and contains over two million volumes and is said to be the most complete library in the country.