Posted in Kentucky
October 11, 2019
Visit Louisville Free Public Library, The Biggest Public Library In Kentucky For A Day Of Pure Fun
Many people think of libraries as old dusty buildings that people go to when they need to research a boring topic for school. Those are days of the past and now modern libraries are bustling with life. The Louisville Free Public Library’s main branch is the biggest library in the state and it’s always staying up to date on exciting and fun technology. This beautiful Louisville, Kentucky library includes interesting history about our state and the library system. All in all, you can spend hours at Louisville Free Public Library and never get bored, so let’s jump in!
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In 1905, the first free public library — Louisville Free Public Library — finally opened its doors.
From it's opening until 1910, Marilla Waite Freeman was the Head of Reference, and she later went on to be one of the most-known librarians in the nation. Who knew such history started in Louisville?
For more information on Louisville Free Public Library, you can visit their website right here.
Have you ever been to Kentucky’s biggest public library? Did you know the history? What did you think? We’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments!
Address: 301 York St, Louisville, KY 40203, USA
