Beautiful Installations

Adams 36 - Barrington 38 & Classic Pedestal 34 - Carbondale 60 Oak Leaf & Base - Chase Park - Glencoe 34 & Round Base
Glencoe 34 & Square Base 29 - International 60 x 18 - International 60 x 18 & Base - Jackson 40 - Jackson 50 - Lake Bluff 32
Lake Bluff 32 & Classic Plinth 7.5 - Lake Bluff 32 & Plinth 10 - Lake Bluff 38 - Lake Bluff 60 - Longwood 36 - Marlia 30
Munstead 15 - Munstead 19 - Renaissance Birdbath 43 - Roman Fountain - Shawnee 15 - Sullivan 26 - Tivoli 45 Urn - University

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Roman Fountain & Plinth, LS 9247

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Lake Bluff 32 & Square Base, LS 9044

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Lake Bluff 32 & Square Base, LS 9044, with a custom wash

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Lake Bluff 32 & Classic Plinth 7.5, LS 6516

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Lake Bluff 32 & Plinth 10, LS 6515

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Lake Bluff 32 & Square Base, LS 9044

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Lake Bluff 38 & Square Base, LS 9214

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Munstead 19 Planter, LS 9042, naturally aged, Munstead 15 Planter, LS 9037, with Aspen Wash, LS 0036,
Marlia 30 Planter, LS 9047, with Aspen Wash, LS 0036, and Shawnee 15 Planter, LS 9036, with Chestnut Wash, LS 0028.
Longshadow Gardens, Pomona, Illinois

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Barrington 38 & Classic Pedestal 34, LS 6514, naturally aged

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Jackson 40 Planter, LS 9138, on Jackson 50 Plinth, LS 9170

Located in Hoopeston, Illinois, the Public Library was established in 1897 through the efforts of the Mary Hartwell Catherwood Literary Club, beginning life in a room in the City Building. A new library was dedicated in 1904 and opened in 1905 using Andrew Carnegie building funds on land donated by a local citizen. Renovation in 1965 made a separate Children's Department possible. A 1975 addition provided a reading room, meeting room and archives room. Status was changed from City Library to District Library in 1993. A successful referendum in April 1995 doubled the population of that district, providing library service to Rossville-Alvin School District and Hoopeston Area School District, an area of 282 square miles. A Live and Learn Construction Grant, the Charlotte Ann Russell Trust and the Wilson Farwell Bessilieu Estate provided funds to nearly double the size of the library in 2002.

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Tivoli 45 Urn, LS 9241, Longwood 36 Planter, LS 9315, Jackson 50 Planter, LS 9148, and Adams 36 Planter, LS 9207, Tivoli 45 Urn, LS 9241,
all with Antique Wash, LS 0011

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International 60 x 18, LS 9095

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International 60 x 18 & Base, LS 9335, with Chestnut Wash, LS 0028

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Carbondale 60 Oak Leaf & Base, LS 9082

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University Planter, LS 9060, with Light Antique Wash, LS 0012

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Glencoe 34 & Square Base 29, LS 9180, with square base inverted

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Chase Park Planter, LS 9185

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Sullivan 26 Planter, LS 9023

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Renaissance Birdbath 43, LS 9404, Longshadow Gardens, Pomona, Illinois

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