DeTamble Library - St Andrews Presbyterian College - Laurinburg, NC
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The DeTamble Library at St. Andrews Presbyterian College in Laurinburg, NC is located on the south side of the campus by the causewalk and lake.
Waymark Code: WM6VVV
Location: North Carolina, United States
Date Posted: 07/25/2009
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"DeTamble Library Facility
The three-story DeTamble Library provides access to online resources, newspapers, hundreds of periodicals and thousands of print and electronic books.
The Library was constructed in 1964 through a legacy to the First Presbyterian Church of Winston-Salem from the estate of Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeTamble and funds from the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation and the Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation. The 16,384 square foot structure was enlarged in 1995 to 18,168 square feet with a gift from the Neill Alexander and Augusta Evans Currie Memorial Library Trust Fund.
The first floor includes the Information Desk, public computers, the Leisure Reading collection, reference/research areas with comfortable seating areas and the College Archives.
The second floor holds current and older periodicals, the Children’s Literature collection, computers, meeting and group study space as well as study carrels at each window. The microfilm and microfiche collections and equipment are also located on this floor.
The third floor houses the majority of the book collection. The third floor is also home to the Hal and Delores Sieber Ezra Pound Collection, books and materials pertaining to the imprisonment and trial of Ezra Pound by the author of the Congressional investigative report on Pound." quoted from the following website: (
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