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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.
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.
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…
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 Processing department at the Santa Cruz Carnegie (Main) Library. To the left is Theo Giggy, Librarian. The woman on the right is unidentified.
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…
During the library survey at the Santa Cruz Carnegie (Main) Library. (Part of the campaign for a new library, started in 1957?)
The first Santa Cruz Carnegie Library (1904-1966), also known as the Main Library. It was designed by William H. Weeks. Andrew Carnegie donated a grant of $20,000 towards its construction. On the left is the Frederick A. Hihn Mansion which, at one…