1902 – Carnegie Library, Falkirk, Scotland
Architect: McArthy & Watson
In 1897 philanthropist and businessman Andrew Carnegie pledged £2,500 to build a new library in the town,
1902 – Unbuilt Voysey design for Carnegie Library and Museum, Limerick
Architect: C.F.A. Voysey
Unsuccessful entry for a competition for a new public library for Limerick.
1903 – Carnegie Public Library, Windsor, Ontario
Architect: John Scott & Co.
The Carnegie grant was awarded in 1901,
1903 – Central Library, Waterford, Co. Waterford
Architect: Albert E. Murray
Designs for a new free library,
1903 – Govanhill Library, Glasgow
Architect: James R. Rhind
Built in 1906 as one of Glasgow’s Carnegie Libraries,
1903 – Heywood Free Library, Lancashire
Architect: North & Robin
Grade II listed, but extended in 1973.
1904 – Carnegie Library, Keighley, Yorkshire
Architect: McKewan & Swan
The library is an Arts and Crafts style Grade II listed building and was the first public library in England endowed by Andrew Carnegie.
1905 – Carnegie Free Library, Sevenoaks, Kent
Architect: E. Evans Cronk
Perspective View including plan as published in The Building News,
1905 – Carnegie Library & Town Hall, Eltham, Kent
Architect: Maurice B. Adams
Part of a larger municipal complex by Maurice B.
1905 – Carnegie Library, Anglesea Street, Cork
Architect: Henry A. Cutler
Foundation stone laid by Andrew Carnegie in 1903 with the building opening in 1905.
