Carnegie Library - Ingersoll, ON - Carnegie Library Buildings on Waymarking.com

The Carnegie Library in Ingersoll was built in 1910.

Prior to 1890, Ingersoll had two libraries. These merged, and the new library was located on King Street. In search of larger facilities, the library moved to Thames Street.

In 1909, the town council took advantage of a generous offer from the Carnegie Foundation. Construction began in the fall of 1909 and was completed in 1910. The library remained in operation until the fall of 2014, closing due to building condition issues.

There are currently restoration efforts underway, with the hope of renovation to usable condition. There is an informative article here:
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Address of Library Building: 1 harles Steeet East Ingersoll, ON CA N5C 1J5 Current Use of Building: Vacant Year Built (optional): 1910 Website about building: [Web Link]

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