The Redfield Carnegie Library observed its 100th anniversary October 2002. A $10,00 Carnegie grant was awarded the town in 1902 to get the library going. The money enabled Redfield to erect a majestic red brick library with tan sandstone foundation and sills. The architect crowed his building with a domed cupola. The interior was designed with oak columns and woodwork.
It has the distinction of being the oldest Carnegie in continuous use as a library in the state.
It is something worth visiting often.
by Roger Kasa