The Doe Memorial Library is located on the UC Berkeley campus and is adjacent to the Bancroft Library. The library is named after Charles Franklin Doe who had contributed majorly for the project. The construction of the library was completed in 1911 and it is an example of the Classical Revival style. This library was added to the National Register of Historic Places in March 25, 1982.
Website: lib.berkeley.edu
Phone: (510) 642-6657
South Hall Rd, University of California Berkeley, CA 94704 ·2334.91 mi
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Spent a day wandering around Berkeley. My mother went by the name Doe so I popped in. I was not disappointed. Device Free Zone. Elegant but comfortable. Good place to read.
MoreIf you can get inside, it is worth the effort because the main library room is just gorgeous. And it can be a great community resource.
MoreI've done some research here over the years. If you can get in, it's worth a visit as the design is classic college building. Very nice.
MoreOne of the world's best university libraries. To take full advantage you need to roam the stacks. There is a large reading room in the building. Lots of other services.
MoreI've done some research here, and the library certainly works for that purpose. But it is also worth a visit to admire the classic old architecture. In the center of campus with important buildings all around.
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