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Hope Lutheran Handbell Choir, under the direction of Stephanie Poyner, performed 12 Christmas songs last night at Friendswood Public Library. Soprano vocalists Amanda Gonzales and Carol Chew also sang several of these songs with Poyner’s piano accompaniment.
After many years of trying, Mr. Frank Smith was successful in obtaining a $10,000 grant from the Andrew Carnegie Foundation for building a new Library.
A location to build on was needed, some were offered but the price was too high. Mr. Stafford saved the day when he offered lots 1&2 of block #17 for the small sum of $600. They were easily worth $2000. The $600 was raised in one day by George Cook, who went around asking for subscriptions.
Construction was completed in 1906 and the Library opened on February 1, 1907.
Freaky Friday is the culmination of the Summer programs for the Tweens and Young Adults. They get to come to the library after hours on Friday and have pizza, games and win prizes! This year was a blast!
today I was lucky.
I meet someone how was shooting in the library with a fisheye linse. And was so kind to lend it me for some shoots.
Thx!!
Cupcake, the grey-brown snake, is a normal snake (a constrictor of some kind; I can't remember the species now) while the other is an albino.
Hope Lutheran Handbell Choir, under the direction of Stephanie Poyner, performed 12 Christmas songs last night at Friendswood Public Library. Soprano vocalists Amanda Gonzales and Carol Chew also sang several of these songs with Poyner’s piano accompaniment.
Window and book display for Children's Book week with the theme "Branch out with books" at Rosanna library, 1982. Children's book week was from Monday 26 July to Saturday 31 July 1982. The theme chosen tied in with the International Year of the Tree. The display probably featured award winners for children's fiction.
Embroidery Library Celtic Raven (fresh out of the hoop - you can see the outline stitching and hoop marks). Blogged here: ceodraiocht.wordpress.com/2011/08/18/celtic-raven/
Library card from the inside of the Watzek Library's old copy of Dostoevsky's book "House of Dead". Thought it was cool.
Library staff vacated Ivanhoe Library on 31 May. External demoliton of the building commenced on 15 June 2020
Colour digital photograph
Photographer: Liz Pidgeon
Enquiries: Yarra Plenty Regional Library
Pictured left to right: James Hudson, professor of sociology, seated at a computer and typing on a keyboard, along with John Teske, assistant professor of psychology, seated with his back to the camera. In the distance on the far right is Dr. Charles Townley, former Director of the Heindel Library, and to his right, Carolyn Miller.
File Name: CHA_S23_Library Receives Computers
Citation: From the College History Archives, Archives and Special Collections at the Penn State Harrisburg Library, Pennsylvania State University Libraries.
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Original held by Archives and Special Collections, Penn State Harrisburg
Institution: The Pennsylvania State University
Location: Middletown, PA
Contact us: 717.948.6070
I am still trying to learn more about this little beauty, please bear with me... I have been through each photo on Google images using keyword "cactus", and still cannot find anyting similar. It might be time for a trip to the library. I hate it when I can't find something on the net!!
I finally found it, and it was on the net. The first photo I found that matches this 99%, and the name seems so obvious now: Pincushion Cactus!
In 1997, Eugene and Sook Ki Moon established the Moon’s Book Club to provide Korean language materials for Hawaii’s public libraries. For 16 years, these dedicated volunteers, led by their inspirational leader, Mrs. Sook Ki Moon, have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars through donations/grants.
Now known as the Korean Library Foundation, this non-profit organization strives to heighten awareness of Korean culture, history and language in partnership with our 50 public libraries statewide.
The funds raised were used to create this impressive 20,000-volume collection (both PRINT Books and e-Books) located here at McCully-Moiliili Public Library, as well as satellite collections at Salt Lake-Moanalua Public Library and Pearl City Public Library. The Foundation also garnered support from local businesses such as Palama Market, to enhance the library’s wildly popular K-drama DVD collection.
A year ago today the snow'd melted (unlike this morning) and I spent some time trying to convert the resulting puddles into interesting photographs. No luck.
Eventually I wandered downtown to check my mail, and took this photo of the library's entryway. It's gonna be obvious by the year's end that I'd photograph the library when my earlier efforts had failed to produce anything I liked.
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A few seconds later I stepped into the post office, spotted the packaging arranged on the wall, and recognized the day's 366 project photo.
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This photograph is an outtake from my 2012 photo-a-day project, 366 Snaps.
Number of project photos taken: 18
Title of "roll:" Around Mulliken [yet again. three days running; fourth time in the project.]
Other photos taken on 1/23/2012: none.
This was the building where a medicine oriented library was at. It was the entire book collection of the first guy to be a phisician comming out of Oxford medical school.
The Tween program for the day was Fizz Boom Eat! They kids tried different food experiments with Professor Sti!
Monday 19 September 2022.
File reference: IMG_9531
Photo by Donna Robertson
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries