1908 Public Library, Catskill, New York

The library was founded in 1893 and is currently housed in a 1901 neo-classical building funded through a grant from Andrew Carnegie. The local history collection includes the A. Fred Saunders Hudson River Steamboats Collection.

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Catskill New York 1889 Antique Panoramic Map by terraprints_classic
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1912 Carnegie Library, Sulphur Springs, Texas

Building demolished.

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Sulphur Springs, Texas, sixty years ago, 1920

c1905 Public Library, Trenton, New Jersey

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[LIB678] The Trenton Free Public Library is one of the oldest libraries in New Jersey. Originating in 1750 as a subscription library by Thomas Cadwalader, Benjamin Franklin purchased its first fifty books. The library is the second oldest FREE public library in the United States after Franklin’s own Philadelphia Free Public Library. [Website]

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1950s Charles Von Der Ahe Library, Loyola University, Los Angeles, California

[LIB677] Special Collection Werner von Boltenstern Post Card Collection

Werner von Boltenstern was born in Berlin, Germany in 1904. He emigrated to the United States in 1947 and settled in Los Angeles where he pursued a career as a free-lance photographer. His profession apparently sparked his interest in postcards and postcard collecting. Von Boltenstern amassed a huge personal collection which he donated to Loyola University in 1967. He continued to add to this collection until his death in 1978. Since then LMU's holdings have continued to grow through donations and currently contain an estimated one million cards. The Werner von Boltenstern postcard collection is one of the largest publicly-accessible collections in the United States. [Website]

1937 Public Library from Voorhees Pool, Civic Center, Denver, Colorado

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1908 Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois

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