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The first free continuous children's library in the United States was funded privately, founded in 1835 in Arlington, Massachusetts. New York lawyer, governor and bibliophile Samuel J. Tilden bequeathed millions to build the New York Public Library. He believed Americans should have access to books and a free education if desired. In 1902, one ...
