Carnegie Library, a public library invested by andrew carnegie. The community that received the money provided the website and agreed to support the library with tax. The fund not only paid the construction cost, but also purchased the original books of the library. From the andrew carnegie Foundation 188 1 to 19 1 1, Carnegie provided 43 million dollars for the library. From 19 1 1 to 19 17, Carnegie Corporation donated130,000 US dollars to build 2,509 libraries, most of which are located in the United States, Britain and Canada. 19 17 termination of the fund.

Andrew carnegie, a Scottish-born American industrialist and philanthropist, has established more than 2,500 public libraries in English-speaking countries, of which 1700 are in the United States. 188 1 year, Carnegie built the first library for his hometown, Denglin, and then donated a public library and auditorium to his second hometown, Allegheny, USA. This architectural rendering depicts the main library in Columbus, Ohio, USA. The library was built in 1903- 1907, and Carnegie contributed $200,000. Built of marble and granite in Vermont, this library was designed by the architect Albert Randolph Ross (1869- 1948), who also wrote the handwritten notes on the cards. Ross also designed Carnegie libraries in Denver, Washington, Nashville and several other cities. This new library in Columbus was opened to the public on April 8th, 1907, and it is still in use today.