Early libraries were created to house Qur'anic texts, but also included important early developments in astronomy and mathematics by Arabic scholars. As the Renaissance and later the Enlightenment movements spread throughout Europe, non-religious libraries began to pop-up.
The world's oldest known library was founded sometime in the 7th century B.C. for the “royal contemplation” of the Assyrian ruler Ashurbanipal. Located in Nineveh in modern day Iraq, the site included a trove of some 30,000 cuneiform tablets organized according to subject matter.
Robarts Library was created in 1973.
Nambu Library was created in 1995.
Jagiellonian Library was created in 1364.
Ellis Library was created in 1839.
Southworth Library was created in 1894.
A Child's First Library of Learning was created in 197#.
ashurbanipal created the first library in assyria.it was named as royal library of ashurabanipur
Created by Benjamin Franklin
Library Journal was created in 1876.
Wanskuck Library-Providence Community Library was created in 1928.
Rochambeau Library-Providence Community Library was created in 1930.
Chekhov Library was created in 1876.
Bracken Library was created in 1975.
Hartford Library was created in 1893.
Dansville Library was created in 1823.
Daebong Library was created in 1971.
Krasiński Library was created in 1844.