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Public Library, Denver, Colorado. On Back: Denver boasts of as fine a Public Library as is to be found in the West. The pass1 building, of the Corinthian style of architecture, was donated to the city by Andrew Carnegie. It contains 125,000 volumes and has a capacity for 300,000 volumes. Branches are scattered throughout the city.
Public Library, Denver, Colorado. On Back: Denver boasts of as fine a Public Library as is to be found in the West. The pass1 building, of the Corinthian style of architecture, was donated to the city by Andrew Carnegie. It contains 125,000 volumes and has a capacity for 300,000 volumes. Branches are scattered throughout the city.