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View from a garden of the Santa Cruz Carnegie (Main) Library. (From the Hihn property, next door to the library?)
The Santa Cruz Carnegie (Main) Library. Standing on the walkway are Mr. McPherson, Miss Waterman, and two unidentified people.
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.…
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 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…
During the library survey at the Santa Cruz Carnegie (Main) Library. (Part of the campaign for a new library, started in 1957?)
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…