Save Our 1914 Clovis Carnegie Library

Certainly worth saving and certainly don’t like the major having an interest in developing that area….

This is a treasure! Carnegie library should be preserved!

Save our historic buildings. Keep old town, ‘old town’.

Life long Clovis resident. I've lived this building for 60 years now. I've spent a lot of time in it. Please refurbish rather than build new. Let's preserve our history.

Why in blazes are some people set on destroying something that many of us as children spent many hours, reading and viewing pictures through a wooden gadget called a Panagraph. OH! how we enjoyed that little gadget. Why, again in the name of progress do we as a nation seem to always destroy older buildings and other landmarks is beyond me. I feel that the name of the game can be settled into one work and that word is GREED!!! Please do not condemn this building because it is old. All of us will be old sooner or later, do you want to see every old person obliterated from this EARTH? Frank De Luca p.s. To me that building is unique and has a place in this nice little OLE town of Clovis, California

Losing the history changes the community, don't let Clovis be another victim of progress. Keep the treasured heritage.

Save the library

I spent alot of time there growing up living in Clovis Kept me out of trouble

Restore it and use is as a local museum!

This library is a historical landmark to all of us who grew up in Clovis. Please don’t tear it down!!

Don't let Clovis' history die like Fresno.

Thanks for your great work! A sense of place is priceless.

I spent many a rainy Saturday there as a kid and have fond memories of the place.

I grew up spending many hours in the library and do not want this treasure to disappear as many things do now days!

This library holds so many great memories. I spent many hours there!

The historic landmark is one of the few left in Clovis.

For Old Town Clovis to maintain and and enhance its authentic character, its remaining stock of historic buildings and artifacts must remain.

Don't follow Fresno's lead in tearing this monument down... restore, renovate, repurpose!