After being gutted by fire more than three years ago, the Georgetown Library is scheduled to reopen Monday after a nearly $18 million renovation.

The Georgian-style brick building has been entirely rebuilt on the inside and expanded in some areas. The basement was excavated one and a half feet deeper for more head room and extended under the newly rebuilt reading terrace on the south side.

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