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Enoch Pratt Free Library, Baltimore, Maryland. Baltimore's internationally famous public library, given by Enoch Pratt in 1882. Its Central Library and twenty-four branches, housing almost two million volumes and sixteen hundred films, lend nearly four million books and forty thousand films annually, serving as resource center for the entire state of Maryland.
Enoch Pratt Free Library, Baltimore, Maryland. Baltimore's internationally famous public library, given by Enoch Pratt in 1882. Its Central Library and twenty-four branches, housing almost two million volumes and sixteen hundred films, lend nearly four million books and forty thousand films annually, serving as resource center for the entire state of Maryland.