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Friends of the Library book sale in front of the Main Library, located on Church Street where the Central Branch Library now stands.
Demolition of the Main Library, also called the Carnegie Library, on September 13, 1966. The Library, which had opened in 1904, was torn down to make way for the construction of the Central Branch Library.
The Carnegie (Main) Library, a heap of rubble, after Kester and Sons Construction Company finished the demolition project, 3:00p.m. on September 13, 1966.
On September 12, 1966, the day before the Main Library was demolished, the original cornerstone was opened and the time capsule removed. John Byrne, library board member, is opening the box. Next to him is Geraldine Work, City-County Librarian. The…
Demolition of the Bliss building next to the rear of the Main (Carnegie) Library. The street running next to the palm tree is Locust. The building was torn down to make space for the construction of the new Central Library building and parking lot.
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.…
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 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.