Lenox Library
Lenox, Massachusetts • Berkshire County
Lenox, Massachusetts • Berkshire County
The Lenox Library, a striking example of Richardsonian Romanesque architecture, was designed by H.H. Richardson and completed in 1873. Its robust stone construction and distinctive features showcase Richardson's influential style.
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