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Anioch is being replaced with the new Merriam Plaza Library at 6120 Slater St. Chapter closes on JoCo’s oldest library branch, but patrons can visit new spot soon Skip to main content
The library was seriously damaged by the Herulian invasion of 267 and repaired by the prefect Herculius in AD 407–412. Library of Antioch: Antioch: Seleucid Empire Roman Syria: 364 Emperor Jovian [13] The library had been heavily stocked by the aid of the perpetrator's non-Christian predecessor, Emperor Julian (the Apostate). Library of the ...
A story about Antioch's closing in The Chronicle of Higher Education detailed the uncertain future of some faculty and staff members, along with the town of Yellow Springs, following suspended operations at the college. One professor, who received tenure just 28 hours before the college announced its closing, had turned down other jobs in ...
From 1925 to 1954, Antioch College was served by the Horace Mann Library, which was located at Weston Hall. [3] In 1953, Charles Kettering, a benefactor of Antioch College, gave $750,000 for a new building to accommodate the college's expanding library collection. [3] The building was dedicated on October 5, 1955, by Kettering and David Riesman ...
“Close to half the building … had standing water all throughout,” Monroe County Public Library Director Grier Carson said. Monroe County's new library branch remains closed 10 weeks after storm.
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At some time between 114 B.C and 92 B.C. during the reign of either Antiochus IX (114–95 B.C.) or Antiochus X (95–92 B.C.), Antioch also acquired the means for a Museum with a library to be built with the monies bequeathed to the city in the will of Maron, a merchant of Antioch who had relocated to Athens, but like many merchants of the day ...
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