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The ivy-covered Santa Cruz Carnegie (Main) Library. The people sitting on the bench are unidentified. The library was demolished in September 1966 to be replaced by the Central Branch.
The Processing department at the Santa Cruz Carnegie (Main) Library. To the left is Theo Giggy, Librarian. The woman on the right is unidentified.
The Santa Cruz Carnegie (Main) Library. Standing on the walkway are Mr. McPherson, Miss Waterman, and two unidentified people.
The attic of the Santa Cruz Carnegie (Main) Library was used for storage of excess library materials. The lack of space in the library, as well as its poor condition, led to its replacement. The library was demolished in 1966 to be replaced by the…
The garden of the Hihn property on Church Street. The building in the middle is the Santa Cruz Carnegie (Main) Library, opened in 1904.
The newly constructed Santa Cruz Carnegie (Main) Library (front elevation). The cornerstone for the building, inscribed "Gift of Andrew Carnegie -- 1903 was laid on September 29, 1903.
The front view, from City Hall, of the Santa Cruz Carnegie (Main) Library. The woman on the lawn is unidentified.
The newly constructed Santa Cruz Carnegie (Main) Library (rear elevation?). The building was designed by W. H. Weeks of Watsonville and constructed by McPhee and Sutton of San Francisco.
Opening of the Santa Cruz Carnegie (Main) Library. The library was formally opened on April 14, 1904 with a ceremony hosted by the Santa Cruz Ladies' Improvement Society. The library opened to the public on April 28, 1904.
The Santa Cruz Carnegie (Main) Library, located at the corner of Center and Church streets. The view is across the gardens at Santa Cruz City Hall to the Center Street side. The library was partially funded by a $20,000 grant from Andrew Carnegie.…