National Register of Historic Places in Alameda County
Located in the center of Carnegie Park, this Classical Revival building is an example of the library as a temple in the park.
William Weeks incorporated numerous classical elements in his design of the library with its pedimented central portico supported by Greek Ionic columns.
Source: Carnegie Libraries of California website.
The Livermore Historical Guild and the Livermore Arts Association have shared the building since 1974.
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