# Mercantile Library

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**Mercantile Library** may refer to:

- [New York Mercantile Library](/source/New_York_Mercantile_Library) (1820), former name of the Center for Fiction, New York City, New York
- [Mercantile Library Association (Boston, Massachusetts)](/source/Mercantile_Library_Association_(Boston,_Massachusetts)) (1820)
- [Mercantile Library of Cincinnati](/source/Mercantile_Library_of_Cincinnati) (1835), Cincinnati, Ohio, also known as Young Men's Mercantile Library
- [St. Louis Mercantile Library](/source/St._Louis_Mercantile_Library) (1846), University of Missouri–St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri
- [Mercantile Library Association of San Francisco](/source/Mercantile_Library_Association_of_San_Francisco) (1852), San Francisco, California, absorbed by San Francisco Mechanics' Institute in 1906
- [Saint Paul Public Library](/source/Saint_Paul_Public_Library) (1857), Saint Paul, Minnesota
- [Brooklyn Public Library](/source/Brooklyn_Public_Library) (1857), Brooklyn Public Library Business Library, New York
- [Philadelphia Mercantile Library](/source/Philadelphia_Mercantile_Library) (1866), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

## See also

- [Subscription Library](/source/Subscription_library)
- [Mercantile](/source/Mercantile)
- [Library](/source/Library)

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