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Geraldine Work, head of the City-County Library system, speaking at the opening of the Branciforte Library, October 8, 1967. The Branciforte Library replaced the Eastside Library. Next to Mrs. Work is Margaret Meng, retiring librarian of the Eastside…
Dedication ceremonies at the opening of the Branciforte Library on October 8, 1967. Dan Dameron (bugler), Richard Kilroy (drummer), Lawrence T. Halpin (raising the flag), and behind him, James L. York.
Library staff putting books on the shelves prior to the opening of the Branciforte Library. In the background, Dorothy Clarke. In the middle, Elizabeth Barnes (Assistant Librarian) and Jane Ellison (Supervisor of branches). With the book truck, Gary…
Stocking the newly finished Branciforte Library. The Library was completed in the middle of September, 1967, and the move-in was accomplished in two days.
Front view of Branciforte Branch Library on Gault Street, showing a man working on the landscaping. The branch was built with funds made available by the passage of Measure B, a library bond measure approved in 1964. The Branch opened in October…
Crowds watching a stagecoach participating in the opening day festivities of the Branciforte Branch Library, October 8, 1967.
Inside the Branciforte Library on opening day, October 8, 1967. The branch was constructed by the firm of Henderson and Henderson, which submitted the low bid of $142,990.
The opening day party at the Branciforte Branch Library. The branch was built to replace the Eastside Library, which had opened in 1921.