Historical Markers
in Runnels County, Texas
Do you know of any other historical markers in Runnels County? Please
transcribe the marker and send to me at
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Carnegie Library Building
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| Ballinger - 204 S. 8th St.
This native limestone library was built in 1909-11 with funds from New York
industrialist and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie. Local banker Jo Wilmeth
donated the land and the Rev. J.D. Leslie, pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, served as the supervising archtect. The building's auditorium and
club rooms were used for a variety of civic and cultural events, school social
activities and temporary worship services of several local churches.
1962
National Register of Historic Places 1976 |
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Do you know of any other historical markers in Runnels County? Please transcribe
the marker and send to me at
Tooltimej@aol.com.
Last modified on -- Wednesday, 05-Feb-2003 21:05:01 MST
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