Modern Federal · Libraries

The Joplin Public Library, which opened in 1980 in Joplin, a small city in the southwest corner of Missouri, closer to both Kansas and Oklahoma than almost all of Missouri

Joplin, Missouri · 1850–1939

The Joplin Public Library, which opened in 1980 in Joplin, a small city in the southwest corner of Missouri, closer to both Kansas and Oklahoma than almost all of Missouri, Joplin, Missouri, 1850–1939
The Joplin Public Library, which opened in 1980 in Joplin, a small city in the southwest corner of Missouri, closer to both Kansas and Oklahoma than almost all of Missouri, Joplin, Missouri, 1850–1939. Libraries — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.

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