By The Numbers: The New New Glarus Library

As the new New Glarus Public Library opens this coming week, the project’s numbers tell the story of a 92-year journey from 150 donated books to a 9,000-square-foot public space built for access, learning and community.

Todd Klassy
by Todd Klassy
By The Numbers: The New New Glarus Library

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