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The Fortnightly Club's 657 volumes became the nucleus of the [[Eugene Public Library]] collection. The Club continued to be important in gathering public support when the crowded and cramped Carnegie Library was replaced in [[1959]] with Eugene's second, and current library, at [[13th Avenue (Eugene)|13th Avenue]] and [[Olive Street (Eugene)|Olive Street]]. The Fortnightly Club also funded the Library's first bookmobile in [[1959]]. | The Fortnightly Club's 657 volumes became the nucleus of the [[Eugene Public Library]] collection. The Club continued to be important in gathering public support when the crowded and cramped Carnegie Library was replaced in [[1959]] with Eugene's second, and current library, at [[13th Avenue (Eugene)|13th Avenue]] and [[Olive Street (Eugene)|Olive Street]]. The Fortnightly Club also funded the Library's first bookmobile in [[1959]]. | ||
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