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Baker Public Library | |||
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| Architect | unknown |
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| Location | Baker, Oregon map | |
| Date | 1909 to 1914 timeline | |
| Building Type | small public library | |
| Construction System | cut stone bearing masonry, of local tuff | |
| Climate | mild | |
| Context | small town | |
| Style | Neo-Richardsonian Classical Revivial | |
| Notes | A classic example of a small town Carnegie Library. | |
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| Discussion | Baker Public Library Commentary
"...Andrew Carnegie's philanthropy gave many cities and towns their first permanent library buildings. These buildings came with strings attached: A city had to provide a suitable site for the building and support a public library annually at a cost of at least 10 percent of the Carnegie grant." Oregon Library Association, http://www.olaweb.org/quarterly/quar2-1/carnegie.shtml | |
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Sources on Baker Public Library
Rosalind Clark. Architecture Oregon Style. Portland, Oregon: Professional Book Center, 1983. exterior photograph, p129. George Bobinski, ALA. Carnegie Libraries. Oregon State Library, 1989.
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Links on Baker Public Library
A 1940 Journey Across Oregon: Ontario to Baker general history and a photo of library near bottom Baker Public Library at Archiplanet Find, add, and edit info at the all-buildings collaboration
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