Former Carnegie Library/Children’s Museum Tucson
Category Historic Landmarks
Address
200 S 6th Ave
Tucson, AZ 85701
Details
G on Turquoise Trail Map: Built in 1900 as the Carnegie Library, this building has survived fire and the loss of much of its ornamentation. The massive bench at the front was designed by California architect Bernard Maybeck and sculpted by world-famous sculptor Benjamin Bufano in honor of Arizona’s pioneer settlers. Today, the building is home to the Children’s Museum Tucson, which offers many opportunities for educational play for children.
Nearby Dining
- Brings Café236 S Scott Ave (372 feet SW)
- DOWNTOWN Kitchen + Cocktails135 S 6th Ave (521 feet NE)
- The Stillwell House & Garden134 S 5th Ave (621 feet NE)
- Penca Restaurante50 E Broadway Blvd (754 feet NW)
Nearby Shopping
- Studio G Vinyl Records267 S Stone Ave (578 feet SW)
- Midtown Liquor & Deli339 S Stone Ave (761 feet SW)
- Chicago Music Store45 S 6th Ave (806 feet N)
- Johnny Gibson's Downtown Market11 S 6th Ave (931 feet N)
Nearby Services
- Nova Home Loans230 S Scott Ave (312 feet SW)
- 81 Barbers236 S Scott Ave (372 feet SW)
- Arts Foundation for Tucson and Southern Arizona236 S Scott Ave (372 feet SW)
- Groundwork Promotions236 S Scott Ave (372 feet SW)