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Carnegie Building

2155 3rd Street

Livermore

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A building with a fountain in front, trees, and a sign saying "#WeAreLivermore".
BUILDING HISTORY

The Carnegie building was built in 1910, and was named after industrialist and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie who donated $10,400 to construct the library.

Carnegie park is located in the heart of Livermore downtown and features a grandstand that was donated by the Livermore Rotary Association. The District maintains and operates the Carnegie building, and the City of Livermore maintains and operates Carnegie Park. 

A sunny park with walking paths, picnic tables, a gazebo, and people in the distance.
A historical building in a park with benches, roses, palm trees under a clear blue sky.
Classical building with columns behind trees under a clear sky.
Sign for "Carnegie Park, Art Gallery & History Center" with a hedge background and a building glimpse.
A two-story building with a classic design, trees, bench, and a clear blue sky.
A gazebo with music equipment, banners, and empty chairs set up for an event or performance.
A sunny park with walking paths, picnic tables, a gazebo, and people in the distance.
A historical building in a park with benches, roses, palm trees under a clear blue sky.
Classical building with columns behind trees under a clear sky.
Sign for "Carnegie Park, Art Gallery & History Center" with a hedge background and a building glimpse.
A two-story building with a classic design, trees, bench, and a clear blue sky.
A gazebo with music equipment, banners, and empty chairs set up for an event or performance.