Leeds Central Library

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Leeds Central Library is a historic public library in the centre of Leeds, England, known for its Victorian architecture and extensive collections and services for the local community.

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Leeds Central Library canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf library building
public library
architect George Corson
architecturalStyle Renaissance Revival architecture
Victorian architecture
country United Kingdom
hasCollection children’s library collection
lending library collection
local studies collection
reference library collection
special collections
hasFacility accessible entrance
computer terminals
lift
meeting rooms
study spaces
hasFeature arched windows
decorative staircases
elaborate ceilings
ornate interior
hasPart Leeds Art Gallery
heritageDesignation Grade II* listed building
inception 1884
languageOfWorkOrName English
locatedIn England
Leeds
United Kingdom
West Yorkshire
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity City of Leeds
locatedInTheCityCentre Leeds city centre
materialUsed stone
opened 1884
operator Leeds City Council
ownedBy Leeds City Council
partOf Leeds Libraries
providesService business and IP support services
community events
exhibitions
public internet access
reading rooms
research support
serves local community of Leeds
sharesBuildingWith Leeds Art Gallery
significantBuildingType Victorian civic building
streetAddress Calverley Street

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Leeds Art Gallery adjacentTo Leeds Central Library
The Headrow hasLandmark Leeds Central Library
George Corson notableWork Leeds Central Library