Willows Museum - Willows, CA - Carnegie Library Buildings on Waymarking.com

"The old Carnegie building is an example of the Classical Revival "temple style," with the pediment supported by a cluster of three Corinthian columns at each end of the portico. A plaque, installed in 1973 by the Native Daughters of the Golden West, calls attention to the building's history as a Carnegie Library, while another plaque identifies the "Heritage Garden" at the front and sides of the building, created in 1988.

The oldest city in Glenn County, Willows also established the county's first public library in 1906, a project of the Women's Improvement Club. Next they urged Carnegie funding and $10,000 was granted in 1910. C.N. Kittinger designed the building, which was built by Graham and Jensen." (visit link)

Address of Library Building: 336 Walnut Street Willows, CA USA Current Use of Building: Museum Year Built (optional): 1911 Website about building: [Web Link]

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Date Logged Log User Rating   07/22/2010 saopaulo1 visited it