the Minneapolis Planetarium found its home there, possessing a projector machine literally older than the space age itself (originally delivered and installed in 1954, three years before the launch of Sputnik I). In 2005, the Minnesota Legislature apportioned funding for a new planetarium, then planned to be on the roof of the new Central Library building. Instead, the planetarium is now planned to be part of a new Bell Museum of Natural History building, on the University of Minnesota's Saint Paul campus. Community libraries The first two branches of the Minneapolis Public Library opened in 1890, one each on the north and south sides of Minneapolis. A branch in the basement of North High School opened on February 27, 1890, and one at 17th and Franklin Ave on April 23. By 2002 there were fourteen branches or community libraries. Each library had a staff member who was assigned to local schools to discuss the services available at the library. The 2002 referendum also included funds to renovate community libraries, supplementing an existing program. The community libraries and their renovation status are: East Lake Community Library, built 1976, renovated 2007 Franklin Community Library, built 1914, renovated 2005 Hosmer Community Library, built 1916, renovated 1997 Linden Hills Community Library, built 1931, renovated 2002 Nokomis Community Library, built 1968, renovated 2009–2011 North Regional Community Library, built 1971, renovated 2007 Northeast Community Library, built 1973, reopened after renovation in 2011 Pierre Bottineau Community Library, built 2003 in the Grain Belt Brewery complex to replace an older storefront library Roosevelt Community Library, built 1927, renovated and expanded 2013 Southeast Community Library, built 1963 Sumner Community Library, built 1915, renovated 2005 Walker Community Library, first built in 1915 (original building now privately owned), a replacement was built in 1981, which was demolished and replaced by a building that opened in 2014 Washburn Community Library, built 1970, expanded 1992, renovated 2014 Webber Park Community Library, built 1980, razed in 2013. Now in a new building on 4440 Humboldt Avenue that opened in May 2017 Historic buildings Many of the buildings built by the Minneapolis Public Library system are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. In some cases, the libraries have been demolished and moved to new, more modern buildings. East Lake Community Library, original building at 2916 East Lake Street (since moved to 2727 East Lake Street). The building now houses a liberal political products