Although they've been in place since July, two placards at the brand new Moorestown Library in New Jersey are garnering snickers for mistakes found on the engraving. Architects apparently didn't translate a phrase in Latin properly on one (it also features a tablet instead of a book) and also had issues with Roman numerals on another. Meh, what's 200 years here or there? The architects said they will replace the plaques free of charge. [The Inquirer]
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