Showing posts with label library. Show all posts
Showing posts with label library. Show all posts
Monday, September 29, 2014
Rawlings Library
Pueblo City County Library District (PCCLD) is a wonderful tool! On almost the same level as Pikes Peak Library District (PPLD), PCCLD has libraries throughout Pueblo, CO, as well as a few satellite libraries in nearby towns. The main library is the Rawlings Library on Abriendo Avenue. There is plenty of parking; a cafeteria; a Youth Services area complete with toys, kids' games, a storytime room and a puppet stage with puppets you can borrow; plenty of internet and catalog computers; a 3D printer and a 3D simulator; LOTS of nonfiction and fiction books for every age; really wonderful Hispanic resources, both for English-speakers learning Spanish and Spanish-speakers learning English; a floor devoted to genealogy and history; a news museum, movie theatre and gallery on the fourth floor; and lots of festivities, activities, events, classes and really nice librarians. For a bibliophile, what more could you want?
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Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Creatures
Pueblo, CO has a large selection of Creatures' artwork, on different buildings throughout town. Here is a very new piece of art. We watched them working on it a few days in a row a couple weeks ago. This particular piece is right in the drive-thru parking lot of Mexi-Deli on Abriendo Ave, across the street from Rawlings Library.
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Wednesday, September 17, 2014
Find This Church! Pt. 2
What a beautiful church! It's actually very large, if you go around on the right side. It seems to be unoccupied, so I don't think you can go there for services, but if you take a walk kind of southwest of Pueblo's Rawlings Library, maybe you can find it and take a look at the building anyway. Pueblo, CO has a lot of beautiful buildings and, although a lot of the churches are not much to look at, some of them are.
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