CARNEGIE LIBRARY BUILDING

2155 Third Street, Livermore, CA

TODAY

Carnegie Library Today

The Carnegie Building houses our archival materials and the History Center Museum.

The Livermore Heritage Guild has shared building with Livermore Art Association Gallery since 1974

Thurs, Fri, Sat 11:30am-4pm
First two Sun 10am-2pm

A docent can assist you with access to information in the archives.

Click to read 2023 Help Wanted flyer:

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YESTERDAY

Carnegie Library Long Ago

The site was originally the location of Livermore butcher Peter McKeany’s slaughterhouse and corrals.

This Library was built through a grant from the Andrew Carnegie Foundation, local contributions, and City taxes. It fopened to the public in May 1911.

It remained the City's Library until 1966 when a new facility (demolished in 2018) was constructed near the Civic Center on South Livermore Street.

Click here to see: Brief papers about the Building and Library

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