Linda Holtslander, Division Manager of Loudoun County Public Libraries, inside the newly renovated Rust Library. The library features ceramic tile work of Loudoun County artist Joan Gardiner.

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Partial view of the A.V. Symington Teen Center inside the Rust Library, a 4,000-square-foot enclosed space for teens.

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Partial view of the A.V. Symington Teen Center inside the Rust Library, a 4,000-square-foot enclosed space for teens.

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Along with movies (DVD's, Blu-Ray's) and CD's, the Rust Library also has wireless Internet access, 70 public access computers and a 15-seat computer lab.

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Decorative bookcases in the Children's section of Rust Library.

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A detail of the Entry Wall of Rust Library. The artist, Joan Gardiner, created a tile wall with details of the Rust family and A. V. Symington, and other Americanisms that illustrate experiences of growing up in the United States.

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A detail of the Entry Wall of Rust Library. The artist, Joan Gardiner, created a tile wall with details of the Rust family and A. V. Symington, and other Americanisms that illustrate experiences of growing up in the United States.

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Exterior of the newly renovated Rust Library in Leesburg, VA.

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Overview inside the newly renovated Rust Library in Leesburg, VA.

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