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The Martin Luther King Jr. Library may refer to:Martin Luther King Jr. Branch of the Oakland Public Library in Oakland, California
Martin Luther King Jr. Library of the Sacramento Public Library in Sacramento, California
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Library in San Jose, California
Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library in Washington, D.C.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Library of the Brevard County Libraries in Melbourne, Florida
Martin Luther King Jr. Library of the Atlanta–Fulton Public Library System in Atlanta
Martin Luther King Jr. Library of the Chicago Public Library in Chicago
Martin Luther King Jr. Branch of the New Orleans Public Library in New Orleans
Martin Luther King Jr. Library at Boston University in Boston
Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library at Syracuse University in Syracuse, New York
Martin Luther King Jr. Branch of the Cleveland Public Library in Cleveland, Ohio
Martin Luther King Jr. Library and Learning Center of the Dallas Public Library in Dallas, Texas
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Library of the Tacoma Public Library in Tacoma, Washington
Martin Luther King Jr. Branch of the Columbus Metropolitan Library in Columbus, Ohio
Martin Luther King Jr. Branch of the Milwaukee Public Library in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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