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Library staff D. Clarke, Marguerite (Thomas) Grau, B. Barnes and Alvin Keller in a Quonset hut on Coral Street. The structure was used for storage of library materials during the transition between the Carnegie Library, demolished in 1966, and the…
Interior of the Quonset hut on Coral Street used for storage of library materials between the demolition of the Santa Cruz Carnegie Library in 1966 and the completion of the Central Branch in 1968. The library operated out of Grant School during the…
Laura Cardiff packing bound periodicals in the Santa Cruz Carnegie (Main) Library to prepare for the transition to a new building. The library was demolished in September 1966 to make way for the Central Branch.
Pat Keller using a cart to move library materials in the basement of the Santa Cruz Carnegie (Main) Library to prepare for the transition to a new building. In 1966 the library was demolished by Kester and Sons Construction Co. to make way for the…
Biography books in a corner of the Santa Cruz Carnegie (Main) Library's basement. The lack of space in the library resulted in its replacement by the Central Branch in 1966.
B. (Elizabeth) Barnes and V.(Virginia) Hull in the periodical area of the basement of the Santa Cruz Carnegie (Main) Library. The man in the background is unidentified.
The newspaper stacks in the basement of the Santa Cruz Carnegie (Main) Library. The crowded conditions of the library led to its replacement in 1966.
A patron and library staff at the Circulation/Reference Desk of the Santa Cruz Carnegie (Main) Library. In the foreground is Betty Wixie, library assistant in the Art and Music Department.
Patrons and library staff at the Circulation/Reference Desk of the Santa Cruz Carnegie (Main) Library during the library survey.
Children's Librarian Thelma Anderson, seated, assists young patrons during the library survey at the Santa Cruz Carnegie (Main) Library.