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In addition to the library holding over 34,000 volumes, the building also contains a 1,000 seat music hall and an athletic wing with a heated indoor pool.The library was constructed on a hill in Munhall, Pennsylvania overlooking the Homestead Steel Works, the site of an 1892 labor strike where Pinkerton agents fought with union workers, resulting in 16 deaths.Industrialist Andrew Carnegie funded the project and construction began in April 1896.

However, the library remained open and operational because of several volunteers who worked to secure grant money.

The project cost $300,000 and consisted not only of the library, but a 1,000-seat music hall and athletic wing that included a swimming pool.In early years, the library held class for immigrants preparing for naturalization, and later for women entering the work force.

The Carnegie Library of Homestead is a public library founded by Andrew Carnegie in 1896.

This continuous operation is in contrast to the USA's first Carnegie library at Braddock, Pennsylvania which has been closed periodically.In the early 1900s, the Homestead Library & Athletic Club football team, composed of many former star Ivy League players, was considered one of the top semi-professional teams in the country.

The library was later supported by the USX Corporation, a successor to Carnegie's steel ventures at Homestead and elsewhere.

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