Forbush Library, Westminster, Massachusetts, 1907

 

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Ionia MI, Michigan, Hall Fowler Memorial Library, 1907

 

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The Hall-Fowler Memorial Library is a public library located in Ionia, Michigan, USA. The library was established in 1907 by a gift from Miss Sarah E. Hall in memory of her father, Senator Omar D. Conger, and her brother-in-law, Mr. Charles H. Fowler. The library's building was designed by architect Paul O. Moratz and constructed in the neoclassical style.

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Public Library, Bellevue Ohio, OH, 1907

 

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In 1907, the Bellevue Public Library was a relatively new institution, having been established just a few years earlier in 1903. At that time, the library was located in the Village Hall building, which also housed the town offices and jail.

Despite its small size and limited resources, the library was a popular destination for residents of Bellevue and the surrounding areas. In addition to its collection of books, the library also offered a variety of services, including access to newspapers and magazines, as well as reading rooms where patrons could spend time reading and studying.

Throughout the early 1900s, the Bellevue Public Library continued to grow and expand its services. In 1914, the library moved to a new location in the Lincoln School building, which offered more space and resources for the growing collection.

Today, the Bellevue Public Library continues to serve the community of Bellevue and surrounding areas, offering a wide range of books, resources, and services to its patrons.

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Public Library, Celina, Ohio, 1907

 

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Pillsbury Free Library, Warner New Hampshire NH

 

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The slate-roofed, brick and granite building was built on a site donated by Nehemiah George Ordway, a native of Warner who had gone west and become Governor of the Dakota Territory. The site was the location of the Kearsarge Hotel which had burned and was considered not worth rebuilding because all the shade trees had burned also.

At the dedication ceremonies on October 2, 1891, George Pillsbury said in his speech it was his wish that “All the people of Warner, young and old, rich and poor alike, may realize therefrom all the benefits that a free public library can give.” History of the Library

Public Library South Orange NJ 1907

 

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Public Library Haverhill MA 1907

 

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Van Wickle Memorial Library Easton PA 1907

 

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Reid Memorial Library Passaic NJ

 

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1907, Library, East Orange, New Jersey

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1907, Public Library, Rindge, New Hampshire

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1907, Carnegie Library, Centralia, Washington

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1907, Public Library, New Brunswick, New Jersey

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1907, Library, Portland, Michigan

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1907 Pequot Library, Southport, Connecticut

[LIB11162] - Pequot Library is listed in the The National Register of Historic Places. The National Register of Historic Places is the official list of the Nation's historic places worthy of preservation. [Website]

1907, Carnegie Library, Chanute, Kansas

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1907, Carnegie Library, Mt. Vernon, New York

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1907, Pratt Institute Free Library, Brooklyn, New York

[LIB11099] Addressed to Miss Edith Finch (the author?), Franklin, New York and postmarked from Brooklyn on October 30 at 9:30 p.m.

Pratt's Brooklyn Campus Library is located in the neighborhood of Clinton Hill, in a handsome 1896 landmark building with interiors by the Tiffany Glass & Decorating Company. Collections and services are focused on the visual arts, architecture, design, creative writing, and allied fields. Additional materials of general interest support the general education curriculum.

The library houses more than 200,000 volumes of print materials, including 600+ periodicals, rare books, and the college archives.

1907 Gale Memorial Library, Laconia, New Hampshire

[LIB11086] Addressed to Mrs. Ida Fontaine, Dansville, New York.

1906, Josiah Carpenter Library, Pittsfield, New Hampshire

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