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Showing posts with label Mansfield. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mansfield. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 27, 2021
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
1905 Memorial Library, Mansfield, Ohio
[LIB1031]
In 1902, head librarian Martha Mercer went to New York to solicit funds for a new library building from the Andrew Carnegie Foundation. She returned to Mansfield with a grant for $35,000, on the condition that the city provide the building site and annual operating funds of $3,500 (10% of the grant). The city agreed to the conditions and the building was designed and built on the site of the Grace Episcopal Church on Third Street. The building, designed by Mansfield architect Vernon Redding, was dedicated December 19, 1908. [from the website]
In 1902, head librarian Martha Mercer went to New York to solicit funds for a new library building from the Andrew Carnegie Foundation. She returned to Mansfield with a grant for $35,000, on the condition that the city provide the building site and annual operating funds of $3,500 (10% of the grant). The city agreed to the conditions and the building was designed and built on the site of the Grace Episcopal Church on Third Street. The building, designed by Mansfield architect Vernon Redding, was dedicated December 19, 1908. [from the website]
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Library, Malabar Farm, Mansfield, Ohio
Office and library of the late Louis Bromfield, world famous author and farmer, at the Big House at Malabar Farm, near Mansfield. [from the back of the card]
[LIB932] Sorry, this item is not available as a reproduction.
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