Depends on what you mean by a library. The earliest collections of written materials are found in ancient Sumeria, but many of these are just piles of financial records; still, it's a start in the direction of "Hey, we ought to keep this stuff in case we need to look at it later.
" In my opinion, the first "real library" was the one at Nineveh, which was deliberately added to and maintained as a repository of knowledge in various subjects. Other famous libraries of the ancient world were those at Alexandria and Pergamum.
The early Assyrians probable built them.
He invented the fire station and the library. He invented the fire station and the library.
benjamin franklin invented spectacles,(glasses),and discovered electricity.
I know that the eye glasses, printing press, cotton machine, lightning rod, library, and fire station where all invented in the 1700s. (most by Ben. Franklin)
The first 'lending' public library was in England, it is located in the London Guildhall and it was built in 1425. The first library in Europe was a private one, founded in France by King Charles V in 1368.
the mobile library was invented in April,1905
they invented it in medieval times.
Angie Bruce
The early Assyrians probable built them.
The Library of Congress Classification was created to arrange and organize the collections of books in the Library of Congress. Herbert Putnam invented the classification system.
He invented the fire station and the library. He invented the fire station and the library.
Ben Franklin.
The Dewey Decimal System was invented by someone with the name Dewey. I think the same guy invented Mcdonalds. Wait. Dewy couldn't have invented Mcdonalds because Ronald Mcdonald invented Mikey D's.
he invented the first fire station, police station, first circulating library, and invented electricity
Edward Jenner invented inoculations when he was studying small pox and cow pox. http://www.sc.edu/library/spcoll/nathist/jenner.html
great warriors invented tools for battle gathered information in a library
The library chair was invented by Thomas Jefferson in the early 19th century. Jefferson designed the chair to be multi-functional, with a writing surface and bookshelves integrated into its design, making it ideal for use in libraries.