[LIB11128] There is ample evidence that the founders of the Holyoke Public Library were fully aware of the far-reaching consequences that a library can have in the life of a community. In dedicating the new building in 1902, President Whiting referred to it as the "People’s College”, and added that: "A library is as much a part of the intellectual life of a community as its schools, and should be supported generously as part of our educational system. Within these walls you will find authors devoted to literature, arts and science, and they are free to any who will ask. We can say to the citizens of Holyoke you have only to ask here and you will find knowledge to make your life useful and happy”.
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Friday, October 3, 2014
Public Library, Holyoke, Massachusetts
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
1909 Public Library, Holyoke, Massachusetts
[LIB2475] - Special Collections: The Holyoke History Room has over 1000 linear feet of archival materials that relate principally to Holyoke history, local biographies, and industry. Holyoke Postcard Collection: This collection contains over 500 postcards from Holyoke’s Past.

Holyoke Massachusetts 1877 Antique Panoramic Map by HistoryInFrame
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Friday, November 20, 2009
Public Library, Holyoke, MA

The Holyoke Public Library History Room & Archive houses extensive collections that focus on Holyoke’s unique history as it has developed as a planned city. The collections are available and preserved for use in scholarly and genealogical research.
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