The new addition to the Anderson Public Library on North Main Street is taking shape as exterior brick and stone is being installed on the structure.  Inside, drywall is being prepared to be hung and paint has already been rolled in the older section of the library building.

The new children’s section of the Anderson Public Library is being constructed, featuring a unique rotunda.  The old part of the building is seeing finishing work with drywall and the rest of the new section has been closed in.

The new library expansion continues to move forward and is still on schedule, six months into the construction.  Roof panels have been installed and more interior walls have been built.  Inside the original structure, drywall is being installed.

The expansion project continues as workers install the roof structure above the new addition to the Main Street location.  Construction is still on target as the major pieces are being put together.

The old Main Street location has seen tremendous changes after work started at the end of September of last year.  Hawkins Construction, which won the bid for the project, has poured the new concrete slab, erected the steel beams for the outer shell of the expansion, as well as completely revamped the interior of the […]

The concrete pad for the Anderson Public Library expansion has been poured along with new plumbing lines being laid inside the original library building.  Construction workers from Hawkins Construction will soon be putting up steel beams for the new addition.

Construction at the Main Street location for the Anderson Public Library expansion project is well underway with Hawkins Construction setting a foundation for the new addition as well as removing walls and ceilings for the reset inside the original part of the building. The construction is on target to finish on time.