Atwater Memorial Library 1943

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Title

Atwater Memorial Library 1943

Subject

North Branford (Conn.) History
Atwater Memorial Library
Public libraries Connecticut History
Library buildings

Description

Nestled near the foothills, and not far from a murmuring brook in the center of North Branford is a library. It's simple colonial architecture is most fitting, for it stands on the historic training ground of colonial times, and was built as a memorial to the Reverend Charles Atwater, pastor of the North Branford Congregational Church from 1809 to 1825. It is the outstanding building in the town and as one drives through the little New England village the eye is caught by its symmetry and charm.

Creator

Paul Boyce, photographer

Source

Physical photographs located in the Atwater Memorial Library

Publisher

Atwater Memorial Library

Date

1943

Contributor

Atwater Memorial Library

Format

Photograph

Language

English

Type

Image

Coverage

North Branford (Conn.)

Files

Atwater Opening Pictures [color]_first.jpg

Citation

Paul Boyce, photographer, “Atwater Memorial Library 1943,” North Branford Library Archives, accessed August 9, 2026, http://207.210.128.49/archives/items/show/145.

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