The Boston Public Library is home to the Library for the Commonwealth.
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The Library for the Commonwealth was established at Boston Public Library. Formed out of what was known as the "Library of Last Recourse," the Library for the Commonwealth was established in August of 2011 to "develop and maintain a statewide digital library."
In addition to digitization, the Boston Public Library maintained many of the other programs available under the Library of Last Recourse, including library cards and accessibility to all residents of the Commonwealth, reference and research services, and digital lending.1
What else happened in 2011?
References:
1. MBLC Annual Report, 2011.
2. 2011 - Wikipedia entry [link].