Cecilia Library

The Cecilia Liberal Library of People (pronounced ðə sɪˈsiːljə ˈlaɪbrəri), better known as The Cecilia Library, was a library in Roseport. One of the largest libraries in Roseport, The Cecilia Library was one of the earliest literary institutions in the city. The library provided academic materials on ethics, literature, philosophy and social sciences to scholars and general civilians.
==History==
It is generally documented that The Cecilia Library was built during the beginning of the 13000s. The library blueprint and plan were drawn by Gustav II, but have never been shown publicly. The initial plan was to build the library within a period of 17 moons, or roughly 500 days. However, the construction was extended and delayed for almost 26 moons due to insufficient resources and the lurking thieves in town. 
===Timeline===
Event 	Date
Construction begins 	Early 13000s
Great Fire of Cecilia 	Day 13567
Construction completes	Day 13791
==Architecture ==
The two-story building was primarily built of stone, stone bricks and spruce wood. It also has an an underground study basement. The building could contain up to 1400 unique written books (including 14 lecture slots for featuring books); however, the only surviving book in its collection is Violence by Gustav II, which was later discovered that it was a copy, not an original one.
===Basement===
The basement was designed for reading, writing and studying. It was the only floor of the building that provided proper seats for its patrons. The basement also contained around 100 books. 
===Ground floor===
The ground floor was exclusively built of stone bricks for its exterior, with strong dark oak beams for support and spruce flooring. This floor featured blue glass windows, showing the remarkable glass-making techniques that were one of the earliest traits of the Sparwood continent. This was the floor that Violence was featured on as well. The ground floor contained roughly 500 books.
=== Second floor===
The second floor was built with three variations of wood, including oak, dark oak and spruce. The supply of wood was exclusively from Freya's Wood and Decoration Shop. This floor contained almost 800 unique pieces of literature.
Category:Libraries
Category:Traveler's Era