Showing posts with label pueblo library. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pueblo 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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rawlings library
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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