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public library, Liverpool stone plaque

Commemorative plaque
public library, Liverpool stone plaque
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This stone commemorative plaque records: This was Liverpool's first public library, 105 Duke Street 18 Oct 1852-60
This building housed Liverpool's first public library from October 18, 1852, to 1860, marking a significant step in the city’s commitment to public education and literacy.

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