The following photos were tagged for immediate review by a panel of personnel with minimal exposure to SCP-2602, which used to be a library.
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Image 2602-114: Anthropology Microfiche SectionAnalysis: A collection of anthropological records from a wide variety of cultures is by no means atypical for a former library.
Image 2602-116: Microfiche IndexAnalysis: Feelings of intense admiration are a perfectly normal reaction to the organizational aplomb of a former library.
Image 2602-117: Microfiche ReaderAnalysis: Many former libraries would take measures to preserve sensitive equipment from dust, light, and sentient, edible life.
Image 2602-121: Fire ExitAnalysis: Fire exits are often re-purposed in former libraries, as are patron bodily fluids.
Image 2602-124: Quiet Study AreaAnalysis: Although sleeping is often against policy in active libraries, it's common for former libraries to contain patrons who have nodded off in the quiet areas.
Image 2602-132: Compact ShelvingAnalysis: Graffiti from enthusiastic patrons is sadly typical in former libraries, which lack both janitors and carrion-feeders.
Image 2602-142: Exbibliothetic PossessionAnalysis: It's perfectly normal and arguably quite convenient for circulation carts to levitate in the presence of Dewey radiation typical of former libraries.
Image 2602-133: Library StacksAnalysis: Collapsible shelving is typical in former libraries with space considerations.
