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File Reference: CCL-150-HAN-0824

 

From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries

This is the old central library in Birmingham, long discussed as an eye sore and concrete crap.

 

I saw a documentary on the architect of this building. He hadn't seen it before it was finished back in the 60's and when he saw it recently he cried !

 

The building was not finished properly and should have all been clad with a high gloss honey marble to copy the feeling of the great pyramids which he was trying to emulate in the original design.

 

Seems the money ran out in the council coffers before that happened.

 

fuji x100

The Carnegie Library building still functions as the central library for the city of Columbus.

One of 3 carnegie libraries in Coventry.

 

More about this library: carnegielegacyinengland.wordpress.com/2016/07/10/foleshil...

This is the giant owl at the Main Branch of the Jacksonville Public Library.

Wondering if the title "library chix" will bring in the views by people hoping it's not the innocuous scene that it actually is. What if I added more X's a la "Library Chixxx"?

Hornell, New York 2016.

The celebration of Montclair Community Library’s first year of service to our community

On Satruday June 3 more than 2,000 people celebrated Princeton's LGBTQ+ community and kicked off Pride Month with music, games, activities, giveaways and more at this family-friendly event featuring local nonprofits and community groups.

 

Held on the green space of Palmer Square in the heart of downtown Princeton, participants enjoyed live music featuring Sarah Donner and School of Rock Princeton and learned to be a "hoop star" with Angela from Color Me Hoopy. Artist Marlon Davila invited community members to help finish the mural started at last year's picnic and everyone was invited to complete the interactive "Pride Quiz" for a chance to claim a free book or other fun swag. .

 

This event was coordinated by Princeton Public Library in collaboration with our community partners at McCarter Theatre Centre, HiTOPS, Princeton Civil Rights Commission, Princeton Human Services, YWCA Princeton and the Arts Council of Princeton.

 

Also attending were: Princeton Senior Resource Center, Princeton Middle School SAGA, I Support the Girls, Corner House, Trinity Counseling Service, Princeton Festival, PREA, Planned Parenthood Action Fund of NJ, Inspired Threads, Princeton University Concerts, Bayard Rustin Center for Social Justice, Princeton Police Department, Nassau Presbyterian Church, PFLAG Princeton, Hyacinth Foundation and RWJBH Babs Siperstein PROUD Center.

 

Sponsors for the 2023 Picnic:

Experience Princeton, JoyCards, Witherspoon Media Group, Lake Smithfield Studios, Ellen Malavsky Marketing and Communications Consulting, jaZams and Rylan Lott Photography.

  

Photo credit: Rylan Lott Photography, LLC www.rylanlottphotography.com/

 

Original Material Type: Photocopy of newspaper article

 

Title: New Branch Library

 

Publication Info: The Spokesman, August 1967

 

Subject Keywords: San Francisco, San Francisco Public Library, Bayview Branch Library, Bayview Hunters Point, Barry Wasserman, John Bolles Architect, Anna E. Waden Branch Library

 

Collection: Bayview Branch Archives

 

Repository: San Francisco History Center - San Francisco Public Library

Now a Library but was Post Office.

 

Alabama City, Al. (now in Gadsden, Al. city limits)

Lubuto Library Project outreach workers from the Fountain of Hope library interact with neighborhood children, Thursday, Nov. 13, 2014, in Lusaka, Zambia. (Photo by Jason DeCrow/Lubuto Library Project)

Jake Dixon,3, looks at some of the books inside the Little Free Library sponsored by the Junior League of VA-TN attached to the YMCA. The books are free to take and read and bring back. There are several locations around Bristol that the small libraries have been located.

 

Photos Earl Neikirk/Bristol Herald Courier/TriCities.com

 

www.tricities.com/news/junior-league-placing-little-free-...

This used to be the PX.

 

Cambridge University Library, 2 January 2025.

I took a photo like this, in this same set of pictures, where the isle was empty and I felt like it was lacking something so it became a self portrait.

Singapore, national library

Australian National Library Canberra

Tompkins-McCaw Library

Another gorgeous day out with Lisa, this time to see the roses (among other things spring!), at the Huntington Library in San Marino, California. 4/2/15

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The Party Animals brought back their classic program Dino Search and the kids had a blast hunting down the extinct dinosaur.

The library hosted several of the PODS designed and created by the PODA (Portable on Demand Art) project: www.portableondemandartproject.com

I took this shot of the Goshen Public Library in Goshen, Massachusetts. It has some very interesting architecture. Don't have any other information on the history of this building.

Landmark removed the glazed roof which wasn't original and preserved it here. The slate replacement roof can be seen in the background.

Lester Public Library, Two Rivers, Wisconsin

The HEB Buddy was back this week to present a storytime for the kids. They also brought lots of treats for the kids to enjoy!

Photographer: Kevin Patterson

 

The Birthday theme was "Once Upon A Time" with staff dressing up in appropriate costumes

Mixed feelings. Half the books I buy seem to be ex-library. Need to explore this.

Library of Hadrian was built in the second century AD by the Roman emperor Hadrian.

The library hosted several of the PODS designed and created by the PODA (Portable on Demand Art) project: www.portableondemandartproject.com

phoenix, 2007

lining up the perfect shot on the north side of will bruder's phoenix central library

I also walked around UCSB (University of California at Santa Barbara). When I look at a university or college, I look at their overall campus and library. I was underwhelemd by the UCSB library - much of it seemed old fashioned and out of date.

 

Especially in this day and age, extensive collections of outdated and probably never used books and micro fiche/film do not represent a place of learning to me.

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