Brooks Free Library
Harwich, United States
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The Brooks Free Library in Harwich, Massachusetts, is a public library constructed in 1879 in the Stick style, a distinctive variant of Victorian architecture characterized by decorative wooden framework and geometric patterns. Built during the height of the Victorian era, the structure exemplifies the ornamental sensibilities of its period while serving the community's educational needs as a main library facility.
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- Built
- Type
- public library, library building, main library
- Place
- Harwich, United States
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