Muscatine’s old library comes back to life again

By: Jim Elias|February 6, 2023

|7 min read

This tree-lined atrium was designed to provide a comfortable space for casual business conversation at the new Stanley Center in Muscatine. CREDIT STANLEY CENTER

MUSCATINE, Iowa – A plaster bust of Renaissance Man, Nicolaus Copernicus, watches over final construction and installation activities as new life comes to an old building. The location at 304 Iowa Ave. that was home to Muscatine’s public library for more than 100 years is now the global headquarters for the Stanley Center for Peace and Security.

Executives at The Stanley Center told the QCBJ that…

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Muscatine’s old library comes back to life again

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