The oldest library, St. Catherine's Monastary, is located in Sinai, Egypt. It was built in the middle of the 6th century and houses the second largest collection of religious material in the world (after the Vatican). However it is not accessible to the public, only by monks and invited scholars. If you meant this oldest RUNNING LIBRARY, this next paragraph is what you'll want to see: The bibliotheque de Paris (Library of Paris) combined with the National Library of France, is the oldest continually running public library service, dating back to 1368 when it was housed at the Louvre. It has moved several times over the past 700 years, into newer and larger accomodation and new premises again are currently in the design phase. === === I hope I could help. All of this info. was quoted from this website:http://ttglibrary.wordpress.com/2009/03/11/ever-wondered-what-the-oldest-library-in-the-world-is/
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Wynnton Elementary School is the oldest building in Georgia still serving as a library. It has been in use as continuously since 1843.
Quaid e Azam Library, Lahore is one of the oldest and largest libraries of the country.
See if the "American War Library" can help you out.
The Vatican is not the oldest Library in the world. There were many before then. Libraries have dated back to Ancient Times, Such as the times of the Ancient Greeks and The Ancient Romans. But even before that, In the times of the Cavemen, There were libraries. Notes and valuable information were etched onto rocks, and stored in a safe place. So, As a conclusion, No, the Vatican is old, and is big, but not the Oldest libraryin the world. Thanks!
Book of Kells, Circa 800 CE
No, Philadelphia has the oldest library. The Library Company of Philadelphia was founded in 1731.
The Franklin Public Library
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Wynnton Elementary School is the oldest building in Georgia still serving as a library. It has been in use as continuously since 1843.
Scoville Public Library in Salisbury, Connecticut claims to be the oldest public library; they have a plaque.
No, Non of the USA Libraries would count as the 3rd.
I believe it is England, with a public library in England established at the London Guildhall in 1425.
go to ask kids .com or50states .com and that whil tell you
Quaid e Azam Library, Lahore is one of the oldest and largest libraries of the country.
See if the "American War Library" can help you out.
The Vatican is not the oldest Library in the world. There were many before then. Libraries have dated back to Ancient Times, Such as the times of the Ancient Greeks and The Ancient Romans. But even before that, In the times of the Cavemen, There were libraries. Notes and valuable information were etched onto rocks, and stored in a safe place. So, As a conclusion, No, the Vatican is old, and is big, but not the Oldest libraryin the world. Thanks!