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RAZED IN TEXAS
FOUR CARNEGIE LIBRARIES, RAZED

by John Troesser

Illustrated with old post cards from Texas Escapes archive
Carnegie Library in Abilene TX(39748 bytes)Fig 1.
Carnegie Library in Abilene,

razed in 1958.
Carnegie Library in San_Antonio(44977 bytes)Fig 2.
Carnegie Library in San Antonio,

razed in 1929.

Carnegie Library El  Paso (51356 bytes)Fig 3.
El Paso
Carnegie Library,

razed 1968.

Carnegie Library FtWorth Tx (20239 bytes)Fig 4.
Carnegie Library in Fort Worth,

razed 1937

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