Arlington Library
203 Arlington Ave. at, Warwick St, Brooklyn, NY 11207
The Arlington Library was built in 1906 with funds donated by Andrew
Carnegie. Apparently Penn Fulton Hall was a building which served many
purposes, and at least part of the building was used for the library
until this was built. The original name was the East Branch Public
Library, and this name can still be seen carved across the top of the
library. A review of development maps shows there were no permanent
structures on this site prior to construction. In 1893 it was zoned for 8
residential lots but the land was eventually bought and rezoned as one
lot for the library. Renovations were done in 1950 and 1986.
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