Worcester Public Library Foundation launches capital campaign for $13M renovation
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A rendering shows a new entrance planned at the Worcester Public Library facing Worcester Common.
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A new children's room at the Worcester Public Library will feature a Polar Park-themed area.
The Worcester Public Library Foundation has launched a $4.1-million capital campaign to support a nearly $13-million renovation of Worcester Public Library.
The foundation has already raised $3.3 million from local foundations, individuals and organizations, but is $800,000 short.
The planned renovation will include a new entrance off of Franklin Street facing Worcester Common, enclosure of the portico along Salem Street and a new children’s room on the third floor.
The new children’s area will feature a Polar Park-themed area in a nod to the $101-million stadium construction project, slated to begin this summer, for the new home of the Pawtucket Red Sox.
According to the foundation’s website, the last renovation of the 147,000-square-foot library was in 2001. It was built in 1960.
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