Founded in 1914, Andrew Bayne Memorial Library is set in the former residence of Amanda Bayne Balph, the daughter of the former county sheriff on whose honor the library is named. It was bequeathed to the district as a book repository. The structure was erected in 1875 with a Victorian-style of architecture. There is also park with playground and athletic fields in its complex. It is also haunted location and ghost hunt tours are offered at times.
Located in Pittsburgh, Hunt Library offers a selection of books and other information resources on subjects, such as arts, business, humanities and social sciences. The library is under the administration of the Carnegie Mellon University Libraries. Hunt Library s university archives is the repository for official and unofficial university records documenting the history of the Carnegie Mellon University. Its arts department maintains a selection of architecture archives, artists' books, audio and video collections. The library provides a variety of audio collections, including musical and nonmusical recordings in various formats. It also maintains operations, research and development, and business service and administration departments.
Gumberg Library offers a range of reading materials and programs for its residents. It has a collection of books, magazines, periodicals, databases, videos, DVDs and audiobooks. The library organizes special programs that include a reading club, story sessions and summer reading program for children. In addition, Gumberg Library offers an adult literacy program that provides one-to-one tutoring for adults who wish to improve their literacy skills. Its database includes company profiles, investment reports, consumer marketing data, and information on products, brands and stock prices. The library has a resource center that offers biographies, bibliographies and critical analysis of more than 120,000 authors. Gumberg Library is located in Pittsburgh.
