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Islington adopted the Public Libraries Acts in 1904, and in December of that year James Duff Brown, Librarian of the adjoining borough of Finsbury, was appointed first Chief Librarian (at a salary of £300 per annum) and a programme for the erection of library buildings was planned. Following an architectural competition, Islington Central Library opened its doors in October 1907.

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