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...h money donated by Scottish-American businessman and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie. '''Carnegie Library''', or similar, may also refer to: ...

{{wiktionary|Carnegie}} '''Carnegie''' may refer to: ...

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This is a list of '''lists of libraries''' by location and type. == Libraries by location == ...

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...| the Scottish scholarship|Carnegie Trust for the Universities of Scotland#Carnegie Scholarships}} ...S. philanthropic trust|other uses|Carnegie Foundation (disambiguation){{!}}Carnegie Foundation}} ...

...1955, LOC 55-13968, pp. 141–144.</ref> and a [[Lewis Carroll Shelf Award]] in 1958.<ref>Creighton, Sean and Cunningham, Sheila, ''Literary Laurels: A Rea ...te=January 1996|accessdate=November 16, 2012}}</ref> Carol was then raised in Moscow by her widowed maternal grandmother, Caroline Woodhouse Watkins, the ...

...IT), and the first accredited African-American architect when he graduated in 1892.<ref name="encyclopedia">Weiss, Ellen. [http://www.encyclopediaofalaba ...T. Washington]], the Tuskegee Institute's founder, Taylor was instrumental in both campus planning and inventing the school's industrial curriculum. ...

This is a list of notable [[librarian]]s and people who have advanced libraries and librarianship. Also included are people primarily notable for other end ...United States and librarian, reads a book to children in a school library in Texas.]] ...

| education = [[Washington University in St. Louis]]<br/>[[University of Rochester]] ...puter scientist]] who is considered to be among the most prominent figures in [[history of computer science|computer science]] development and general [[ ...

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...(1933), which occupies a significant position in werewolf literature, much in the same way that ''[[Dracula]]'' (1897) does for vampire literature.<ref>[ ...abouk: The Story of A Slave]]''.<ref name="ge">Chris Vials, "Endore, Guy," in ...

{{Short description|Public university in Camden, New Jersey, US}} {{about|Rutgers University's campus in Camden, New Jersey|the university as a whole|Rutgers University|other uses ...