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What is the oldest library in Illinois?
The Rock Island Public Library opens on November 25, 1872, making it the first Illinois public library to open after the Acts passing. Library facilities consist of rented rooms, the first of which is a 24 x 48 foot space in the Mitchell and Lynde Building just north of 2nd Avenue at 17th Street.
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