The space created here at George Peabody Library is phenomenal. The library is owned by Johns Hopkins University, where studying seems monumental. Built-in 1878 by the order of philanthropist George Peabody, the library was originally part of an arts and culture institute – America's first music conservatory, which was created by him for all those beloved Baltimore. The Peabody Institute is still among the world's finest music schools, with a bunch of classical music's finest performers, teachers, and composers.
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The Book Thing of Baltimore is a cool place for all with Johns Hopkins Campus nearby. Here, a free boo shop is available where customers are not allowed to pay any money for anything on its shelves. The library came into its being in September 1999 by former bartender Russel Wattenberg after overhearing local teachers talking about an inability to provide their impoverished students some reading material. This is run absolutely by a staff of volunteers which has a wide stock of books and magazines, continually replenished through a system of in-person and mail-in donations, helped along by local city regulations against book donations, helped along by local city regulations against book donations to public libraries.