1913, Public Library, Trenton, New Jersey

[LIB11097] Published by Stoll Blank Book & Stationary Co., Trenton, N.J. Postmarked September 18 at 5:00 p.m. Addressed to Miss Mildred Wood, Meriden, Connecticut.

1915 Vintage Trenton New Jersey Posters by historicimage
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1911 Free Public Library, Trenton, New Jersey

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c1905 Public Library, Trenton, New Jersey

Published by the American News Co., New York, Leipzig, Dresden

[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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1909 Free Public Library, Trenton, New Jersey

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1910 Jewett Norris Library, Trenton, Missouri

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Jewett Norris, whose generosity was responsible for the library, was born June 11, 1809, on a New Hampshire farm. At the age of 22, he decided to become a pioneer in primitive North Missouri, arriving in what is now Grundy County in 1835. At that time, the area was a part of Carroll County, later becoming part of Livingston County upon its formation in 1837. Grundy County, which then included Mercer County, was established January 29, 1841. [SOURCE]

Free Public Library, TRENTON NJ

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The Free Public Library, TRENTON NJ

The main branch of the Trenton Public Library is home to Trentoniana, an enormous local history and genealogy collection. Trentoniana's holdings include photographs, manuscripts, scrapbooks, trade cards, postcards, diaries and maps that help researchers explore the rich history of Trenton, New Jersey.
Trentoniana's collection includes the most extensive representation of Trenton histories, books, monographs, serials, scrapbooks, periodicals, pamphlets, etc. A significant portion of this collection consists of local newspapers (most on microfilm) printed in Trenton from 1777 to the present. Several indexes to parts of the collection are available. [SOURCE]
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