Detroit Public Library Branches, 1914

This fascinating book offers a glimpse into the history and architecture of the Detroit Public Library, one of the most iconic public institutions in the city. The book features detailed descriptions and photographs of the library's branches as of 1914, providing insight into the library's origins, growth, and cultural impact. Highly recommended for local history buffs, library lovers, and architecture enthusiasts alike.

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