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The interior of Garfield Park Branch Library located at 705 Woodrow Avenue. Completed in 1915, it was the second of the four Carnegie libraries built in Santa Cruz. Over the fireplace is a painting by Frank Heath called Monterey Coast. Standing at…
View of the hall downstairs in the Carnegie Library, showing the crowded conditions. The Carnegie, or Main, Library was opened in 1904 and was demolished in 1966 to make way for a new, larger library.
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.
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.
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…
Library staff members in period costumes in front of the Santa Cruz Carnegie (Main) Library. From left to right are Virginia Hull, seated, Tillie Doltz, standing, Ada Lou Hawes, standing in middle, Ellen McGerry Michaud, holding a parasol.
Library staff members in period costumes in front of the Santa Cruz Carnegie (Main) Library. From left to right in the back row are an unidentified woman, Geraldine Work, head librarian, an unidentified woman, Virginia Hull, Tillie Doltz. In the…
Library staff members in period costumes in front of the Santa Cruz Carnegie (Main) Library. From left to right row are an Virginia Hull, in charge of the branches, Ada Lou Hawes, music librarian, Tillie Doltz, in charge of the county room. In the…
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.
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.