Located in Gainesville, the Library East is also known as the Smathers Library. Exquisitely-designed by architect William A. Edwards, the library stands as a striking structure. It was opened in October 1926, and post World War II, a major input was added by Guy Fulton, the Florida Board of Control architect. The library is home to a large number of humanities and social sciences collections. Via mobile shelving, books and reference journals are kept from the first floor to the third. With great architectural features and an array of library resources, the Library East has gained a historically-significant position.

Website: uflib.ufl.edu

Phone: (352) 273-2902

Cross Streets: Between NW 15th St and Newell Dr