Apple Shares First Photos of Carnegie Library Store

Apple has shared the first photos of its new retail store at the Carnegie Library on Mount Vernon Square.

This is Apple’s most extensive historic restoration project to date, restoring and revitalizing the Beaux-Arts style building once home to Washington, D.C.’s Central Public Library. Originally funded by Andrew Carnegie and opened in 1903, the library will once again be a center for learning, discovery and creativity for the community, keeping with Carnegie’s vision of a public and free space for all.

To celebrate the opening Apple is holding a six-week StoryMaker Festival that features sessions from 40 different artists.





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