This blog represents a collection of postcards that focuses on libraries in the United States and throughout the world.
Showing posts with label Salem. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Salem. Show all posts
Monday, November 29, 2021
Carnegie Library, Salem, Ohio, 1906
Thursday, November 12, 2015
John Tyler Library, Salem, New Jersey
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Built as the John Tyler Library in 1888, the building is located in the middle of the Broadway Historic District on one of the two original streets laid out in 1675. The library skillfully combines the Romanesque Revival and Queen Anne styles in terra cotta and brick, and is attributed to Philadelphia architect George Hewitt. Originally incorporated in 1806 as "The Library Company of Salem" this was the second library established in New Jersey. Read more...
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
Public Library, Salem, Massachusetts
[LIB10.015] - Salem Public Library is located in the Historic District of Salem, Massachusetts in an 1855 renovated brick mansion originally owned by sea merchant John Bertram.
Thursday, September 6, 2012
1908 Carnegie Library, Salem, Ohio
[LIB6863] Grandview Cemetery DatabaseThis database contains records of burials at Grandview Cemetery, 1399 Franklin Ave, Salem OH 44460.
Thursday, August 23, 2012
1907 Carnegie Library, Salem, Ohio
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Carnegie Library, Salem, Ohio 1907 Vintage Postcards by markomundo
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Recognizing the need for a permanent home, the first librarian, Mrs. Helen Carey, contacted Andrew Carnegie in January 1903 to request a grant of $17,500 to build a library. Within three weeks Mrs. Carey had his commitment. The new library opened September 1, 1905 at its present site, on land donated by the board of education. In 1931, the Carey Memorial Reading Room was added to the library, and in 1984, a $1.2 million expansion and renovation project was completed.

Carnegie Library, Salem, Ohio 1907 Vintage Postcards by markomundo
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Recognizing the need for a permanent home, the first librarian, Mrs. Helen Carey, contacted Andrew Carnegie in January 1903 to request a grant of $17,500 to build a library. Within three weeks Mrs. Carey had his commitment. The new library opened September 1, 1905 at its present site, on land donated by the board of education. In 1931, the Carey Memorial Reading Room was added to the library, and in 1984, a $1.2 million expansion and renovation project was completed.
Saturday, February 28, 2009
Carnegie Library, Salem, Ohio

History of Salem and the immediate vicinity, Columbiana County, Ohio
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