Reid Memorial Library

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Reid Memorial Library, designed by architect Theodore Link, was originally built in 1889-90 with a generous donation from William Henry Reid as a chapel in memory of his wife Eleanor Irwin Reid, a former student of Monticello College. The ceiling is constructed using wooden pegs without nails and resembles a ship's hull. The large Praise Angel window of Tiffany-style glass was created by Frederick Lincoln Stoddard. The library is located on the campus of Lewis and Clark Community College and offers access to more than 45,000 volumes, 40 full-text periodical databases, 12,500 full-text electronic periodical titles, videos, DVDs, compact discs and other materials to support classroom instruction, independent learning and research.

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