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HWLC
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HWLCHarold Washington Library Center
HWLCHammersmith and West London College (UK)
HWLCHead Waters Land Conservancy
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The world''s largest public library is located here: the Harold Washington Library Center houses 2 million books.
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The postmodernists did not want to deny history; they wanted to resurrect it in bits and pieces, borrowing Roman columns here (as architect Ricardo Bofill has) or Art Nouveau decorative flourishes there (as seen on Thomas Beeby's wacky and eclectic Harold Washington Library Center in Chicago).
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Pat attended the annual Italian Machine Tool Conference dinner at the Harold Washington Library Center with Tooling & Production Senior Editor Elizabeth Modic.
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