ii dont really know thts why i asked
1731
The first 'lending' public library was in England, it is located in the London Guildhall and it was built in 1425. The first library in Europe was a private one, founded in France by King Charles V in 1368.
The first Postmaster General of the United States Started the first free library Oldest member of the Constitutional Convention Writer of Poor Richard's Almanac U.S. Diplomat
Benjamin Franklin.
He got supplies and build
the first fire dept was Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin is commonly credited with starting the first lending library in the United States in 1731 in Philadelphia. Franklin and a group of friends created the Library Company of Philadelphia as a subscription library where members paid to borrow books.
Benjamin Franklin is credited with starting the first lending library and first fire department in the US. He also invented bifocal glasses and an effective heating stove.
It is impossible to know who founded the first library. However, we do know that Ptolemy I founded a massive library at Alexandria, Egypt, in the fourth century BCE. Benjamin Franklin started the first American free lending library at Philadelphia, PA.
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The first 'lending' public library was in England, it is located in the London Guildhall and it was built in 1425. The first library in Europe was a private one, founded in France by King Charles V in 1368.
Created by Benjamin Franklin
The first Postmaster General of the United States Started the first free library Oldest member of the Constitutional Convention Writer of Poor Richard's Almanac U.S. Diplomat
benjamin franklin
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin