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Learn how a library was deliberately built on the borders of Canada and U.S.A, as a symbol of shared community, showing how physical lines on a map can foster unity rather than division. 

Supporting links

1.     Haskell Free Library and Opera House [YouTube]

2.     Haskell Free Library and Opera House [Website]

3.     Haskell Free Library and Opera House [Google Maps]

4.     A Century of History on the Canada-U.S. Border [qahn.org]

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