Public Library, Beach Haven, New Jersey, 1931

LIB600617

Public Library, Metuchen, New Jersey, 1906

LIB078020

Public Library, Florence, New Jersey

LIB940531

Public Library, Dover, New Jersey

LIB656430

Dennis Public Library, Newton, New Jersey c1940

LIB059575

 

Public Library, Bennington, New Hampshire, 1913

LIB055805

 

Ericson Public Library, Boone, Iowa, c1910

LIB048419

 

Library, Berlin, Germany, c1910

LIB633250

 

Library, Hilo, Hawaii, c1920s

LIB651445

 

Library, Reno, Nevada, 1913

LIB750740

Slocum Library, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio, 1909

LIB622006

 

Carnegie Library, Greencastle, Indiana, 1905

LIB113025

 

Museum Library, Lansing, Michigan

LIB588457

 

Hungerford Library, Harwinton, Connecticut, 1912

LIB577586

Public Library, Mohawk, New York

LIB854931

Public Library, Benton Harbor, Michigan

LIB468585

Bridge Library, Walpole, New Hampshire, 1904

LIB201822

Gunn Library, Washington, Connecticut, c1910

LIB999112

Gunn Memorial Library, designed by Ehrick Rossiter, was opened and dedicated in 1908. This to me looks like such a charming library. By the way, The Library was awarded the Excellence in Public Library Service Award by the Connecticut Library Association and the Connecticut State Library in 2001 for the category of public libraries serving towns with a population of less than 25,000.

Public Library, Westport, Connecticut, 1910

LIB397395

Public Library, Astoria, Queens, New York

LIB979681

Carnegie Library, Bryan, Ohio, 1916

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Carnegie Library, Wallaceburg, Ontario, Canada

Z070403

Carnegie Library, Storm Lake, Iowa, 1911

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Carnegie Library, Dowagiac, Michigan 1915

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Library, Ogdensburg, New York 1910

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Carnegie Library, Armada, Michigan

Public library service began in Armada, Michigan, in 1901, when voters approved a ¼ mill tax levy. Elizabeth Pomeroy, Armada’s first librarian, was in charge of a modest opening-day collection of 87 volumes. As the library grew, the board of commissioners sought Carnegie funding to build a permanent, dedicated library building. In 1913, a grant of $8000 was awarded. The red brick and limestone library was built on church Street and opened 03 April 1915. [http://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WM7VXM_Armada_Free_Public_Library_Armada_Michigan]

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Carnegie Library, Cumberland, Wisconsin

Cumberland Public Library was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1992 for its significance in architecture, education and social history. It is a Carnegie library.

Z117104

 

Thayer Library, Uxbridge, Massachusetts

In 1893, Edward C Thayer gifted the land and building now known as the Uxbridge Free Public Library to the community of Uxbridge.

Z917631

Carnegie Library, Aurora, Nebraska

Z791890

Library, Hiram College, Ohio

Hiram College is a private liberal arts college located in Hiram, Ohio. It was founded in 1850 as the Western Reserve Eclectic Institute by Amos Sutton Hayden and other members of the Disciples of Christ Church.

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