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1 the Library of Congress 13 Before becoming director of the FBI, J. Edgar Hoover was a clerk at this D.C. library
2 Library at Alexandria 8 This ancient Egyptian marvel had a copy of every existing scroll known to its librarians
3 Chicago 7 A 1928 Northwest Airways ad offered early passenger service between Minneapolis-St. Paul & Cicero Field in this city
4 the Vatican Library 7 Its present building was erected under Pope Sixtus V
5 Harvard 6 It has the largest private endowment of any university in the world
6 Bethesda 6 The National Library of Medicine is maintained by the National Institutes of Health in this unincorporated Maryland community
7 the New York Public Library 6 This public library was founded in 1895 by consolidating the Astor & Lenox Libraries & the Tilden Trust
8 Princeton 5 The one that was not involved in the USA's first intercollegiate sporting contest, an 1852 rowing race
9 Oxford 5 Entitled to free copies of all books printed in Britain, the Bodleian Library is the main library of this university
10 Andrew Carnegie 5 One location where this U.S. industrialist donated a library was his native Dunfermline, Scotland
11 Yale 4 Oh, joy! The Whiffenpoofs is one of its glee clubs
12 Wales 3 This country's national library, located in Aberystwyth, is noted for its collection of Celtica
13 the British Museum 3 The King's Library at this museum was built to house King George III's library
14 Salt Lake City 3 The Family History Library in this state capital houses the world's largest genealogical collection
15 Notre Dame 3 This university's Hesburgh Library is famous for its 134-foot-high "Touchdown Jesus" mural
16 Boston 3 This city's public library on Boylston Street has murals that John Singer Sargent spent decades on
17 Nixon 3 Only 2 presidential libraries are not administered by the National Archives: Hayes' in Ohio & his in Yorba Linda, CA.
18 Madison 3 The Library building named for this "Father of the Constitution" is the USA's official memorial to him
19 Gutenberg 3 The Lilly Library at Indiana University has one of this man's 1,453 printings of the New Testament
20 Franklin Delano Roosevelt 3 His presidential library was opened in Hyde Park, N.Y. while he was still in office
21 Walt Whitman 2 The University of Pennsylvania archive of this man includes the publishing contract for "Leaves of Grass"
22 Trinity 2 200,000 volumes fill the fittingly named Long Room in the library of this Irish college
23 the Folger Library 2 This Shakespeare library is administered by a board of directors under the auspices of Amherst College
24 the Bodleian Library 2 The venerable Oxford University library is named for an Elizabethan patron
25 Samuel Pepys 2 A small library named for this man at Cambridge's Magdalene College contains his 17th century diary
26 Rochester, Minnesota 2 This city is home to the Mayo Patient Health Education Library
27 Pittsburgh 2 On Nov. 5, 1895 Mr. C. himself dedicated the Carnegie Library of this city
28 Oklahoma 2 Investigators from this state university library created the oral history "Dust, Drought & Dreams Gone Dry"
29 New York 2 Famed for equestrian statues & other animal subjects, Edward Clark Potter designed a pair of sculptures for this city's library
30 Michelangelo 2 In the 1520s Pope Clement VII commissioned him to build the Laurentian Library in Florence
31 Massachusetts 2 "A Fighting Chance" is the story of Elizabeth Warren's journey from small town mom to U.S. senator from this state
32 Maine 2 This state maintains a free library for the public & the legislature in the capital of Augusta
33 Ireland 2 Marsh's Library in this country was founded c. 1702 by the Archbishop of Dublin
34 Indiana 2 This state's largest public collection of books is in the Fort Wayne library system
35 Howard University 2 This D.C. school's Moorland-Spingarn Library includes rare works by Phillis Wheatley & Frederick Douglass
36 Esperanto 2 The Hector Hodler Library in Rotterdam, which is devoted to this artificial language, has over 15,000 books
37 Dag Hammarskjold 2 A library at the U.N. serves as a memorial to this Secretary-General who was killed in a 1961 plane crash
38 da Vinci 2 Milan's Ambrosiana Library has the Codex Atlanticus, a collection of manuscripts & drawings by this Renaissance man
39 Cuba 2 The building of this country's José Martí National Library was funded by a tax on sugar
40 bookmobiles 2 These vehicles used in library outreach programs can be trailers, trucks & even boats in Louisiana bayous
41 Benjamin Harrison 2 The earliest presidential voice recording in the Vincent Voice Library at Mich. State is from this 23rd pres. in 1889
42 Belgium 2 When entering the official website of this country's Royal Library, you have the choice of reading in Dutch or French
43 Baylor 2 This Waco school's Armstrong Browning Library has items relating to poets Robert & Elizabeth
44 U.S. Capitol 2 Until 1897, the Library of Congress was housed in this building, seen here:
45 Trinity College 2 The Book of Kells, a decorated manuscript of the 4 gospels, is on exhibit in this Dublin school's library
46 Thomas Jefferson 2 When the Library of Congress bought this president's private library, it doubled its collection
47 the Vatican 2 In 1550 Marcello Cervini became Bibliothecarius I, or first librarian of this; Giovanni Pagazzi is now Bibliothecarius L
48 the Gutenberg Bible 2 The library has 1 of 3 perfect vellum copies of this book from the 1450s

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Library at Alexandria 8x $812 avg J:3 DJ:5
J $200 1994 Virginia's 1st public library opened in 1794 in this city that shares its name with an Egyptian library site
J $500 1985 This ancient Egyptian marvel had a copy of every existing scroll known to its librarians
DJ $1,200 DD 1989 It was the most famous library in the ancient world
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Chicago 7x 28.6% stumper $543 avg J:5 DJ:2
J $100 2001 This city's Harold Washington Library Center is the USA's largest municipal library building
J $800 2025 A 1928 Northwest Airways ad offered early passenger service between Minneapolis-St. Paul & Cicero Field in this city
DJ $1,200 2017 The Harold Washington Library Center is this city's main public library
the Vatican Library 7x 42.9% stumper $529 avg J:4 DJ:3
J $100 1999 It's the central library of the Roman Catholic Church
DJ $800 2015 Dominico Fontant designed this library of the pontiffs in the late 1500s
J $1,000 2005 In 1451 Nicholas V founded this library "for the common convenience of the learned"
Harvard 6x $767 avg J:3 DJ:3
J $200 2007 It has the largest private endowment of any university in the world
DJ $600 1985 It is for man who started library, not one who founded school, that this Mass. university is named
DJ $1,200 2021 Barack Obama & Scott Turow have studied at the world's largest academic law library, at this school
Bethesda 6x 50.0% stumper $1,683 avg J:1 DJ:5
J $500 DD 1993 The Natl. Library of Medicine in this Maryland community is the largest research library in a single scientific field
DJ $1,000 1996 This unincorporate Maryland community is home to the National Library of Medicine
DJ $1,000 1989 This Maryland community is home to the Naval Medical Center & the Nat'l Library of Medicine
the New York Public Library 6x 16.7% stumper $417 avg J:4 DJ:2
J $200 1991 The Astor & Lenox Libraries formed the basis for this city's public library in 1895
DJ $600 2000 This library was founded in 1895 by a trust fund from Samuel J. Tilden & the consolidation of the Astor & Lenox Libraries
J $400 2001 2 marble lions named Patience & Fortitude guard the entrance to its central research building
Andrew Carnegie 6x $733 avg J:3 DJ:3
DJ $400 2010 In 1889 this philanthropist funded his first U.S. library in Braddock, Penn., home to one of his steel mills
DJ $600 1996 One location where this U.S. industrialist donated a library was his native Dunfermline, Scotland
J $1,000 DD 1990 In 1889 a Braddock, PA library became the first in the U.S. constructed by this businessman
Princeton 5x 20.0% stumper $660 avg J:4 DJ:1
J $200 1995 The John Foster Dulles Library of Diplomatic History is located on the campus of this New Jersey school
J $600 2007 The one that was not involved in the USA's first intercollegiate sporting contest, an 1852 rowing race
J $1,000 DD 2007 In 1783 its Nassau Hall was the temporary Capitol of the U.S.
Oxford 5x $440 avg J:3 DJ:2
J $200 1993 One of England's oldest libraries, the Bodleian, opened at this university in 1602
J $1,000 DD 2005 In 1598 Thomas Bodley began to rebuild the library at this university; it reopened in 1602
DJ $200 1990 This university's Bodleian Library is entitled to free copies of all books printed in England
Yale 4x $325 avg J:4
J $200 1993 This school in New Haven, Conn. is home to the Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library
J $300 1996 Sterling Memorial Library in New Haven, Connecticut houses the archives of this university
J $400 2007 Oh, joy! The Whiffenpoofs is one of its glee clubs
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the Library of Congress 13x $454 avg J:5 DJ:8
J $100 1991 This library's administrator is appointed by the President with the approval of the Senate
J $500 1996 Herbert Putnam served as head of this U.S. library for 40 years, 1899-1939
DJ $1,600 2020 The Folger Library is in D.C. across 2nd Street SE from this much larger library
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Shakespeare

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