Public Library, Pocahontas IA

 

Public Library, New Smyrna FL

 

LIB653641

Marian Fell Library, Fellsmere FL, 1917

 

LIB431429

Marian Fell translated the first published English language version of Anton Chekhov's The Seagull in the United States. It was performed at the Bandbox Theatre on Broadway by the Washington Square Players in 1916.  The text is part of Project Gutenberg here. 

The Marian Fell Library is an historic library in Fellsmere, Florida. It is located 63 North Cypress Street. On October 8, 1996, it was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places.

Public Library, New Port Richey FL

 

LIB320338

Library Interior, Beach Haven NJ

 

LIB114021

Bookmobile, Monmouth County NJ

 

LIB125132

Public Library, Somers CT

 

LIB236243

Carnegie Library, Palo Alto CA, 1911

 

Public Library, Freehold NJ 1905

 

LIB897121

Public Library, Somerville NJ

 

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Public Library, Chatham NJ

 

LIB675909

Public Library, Flemington NJ

 

LIB564898

Public Library, Morristown NJ

 

LIB453787

Public Library, Newark NJ

 

LIB342676

Public Library, Clifton NJ

 

LIB231565

Carnegie Library, Freehold NJ

 

Vorhees Library, Rutgers University, New Brunswick NJ, 1943

 

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Carnegie Library, Cheyenne WY c1910

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Public Library, Plymouth IN

 

LIB897111

1960, Book Return Box, Boston Public Library, Convenient Drop-off

 

1965, Detroit Library, Exterior Architectural Details

 

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1960, Escalator, Architecture, Seattle Central Public Library Building

 

1960, Ramsey County Bookmobile, Public Library, Minnesota

 

LIB420652

Porter Memorial Library Machinas ME

 

LIB319541

John Tyler Library, Salem NJ, 1912

 

LIB219227

Carnegie Library Caribou ME

 

LIB208430

Pillsbury Free Library, Warner New Hampshire NH

 

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The slate-roofed, brick and granite building was built on a site donated by Nehemiah George Ordway, a native of Warner who had gone west and become Governor of the Dakota Territory. The site was the location of the Kearsarge Hotel which had burned and was considered not worth rebuilding because all the shade trees had burned also.

At the dedication ceremonies on October 2, 1891, George Pillsbury said in his speech it was his wish that “All the people of Warner, young and old, rich and poor alike, may realize therefrom all the benefits that a free public library can give.” History of the Library