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Biblioteca Fabroniana, Pistoia
The Biblioteca Fabroniana is a public library, founded in 1726, and located on Piazzetta San Filippo #1 in Pistoia, region of Tuscany, Italy.
==History==
The library was founded in 1726 in a site adjacent to the church of Santi Filippo e Prospero. The basis of the collection was the library of the Cardinal Carlo Agostino Fabroni.〔Cardinal Fabroni was born in Pistoia in 1651, and died in Rome in 1727.〕 Refurbishment of the building to hold the library began in 1722; the endowment conditioned that the library ''"always and forever serve with ease the public needs of the city''.〔"sempre, et in perpetuo servire a commodo, ed uso publico della città".〕 The cardinal's collection was transported from Rome to Livorno by two galleys commissioned by Pope Benedict XIII, and then overland to Pistoia. The library was first housed and administered by the Pistoiese Oratorian congregation. It was open to the public in 1730 and competed with the other large library of Pistoia, the Forteguerriana.
In 1810, following the suppression of the Oratorians, the administration moved to the City, and after the fall of the Napoleonic regime, to the Chapter of the Cathedral Chapter, as envisaged in the bequest of Fabroni. The Cathedral still manages the facility.〔(Comune of Pistoia ), entry on Biblioteca Capitolare Fabroniana], curated by Anna Agostini.〕
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