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Old Three Rivers Public Library

Old Three Rivers Public Library is a Michigan historical marker in Three Rivers, St. Joseph County, dedicated 1984.

St. Joseph County · dedicated 1984 · 107 North Main, Three Rivers

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Built in 1904, this structure served as a public library for seventy-five years. Financed by an Andrew Carnegie grant, it was designed by A. W. Rush and Company and built by H. V. Snyder and Son. Warren J. Sillits donated the site. The exterior pink granite and the interior wood came from the local area. A mosaic skylight and four Grecian columns adorn the entrance room. The building is part of the Downtown Three Rivers Commercial Historic District.

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