Atwater Memorial Library 1943
Dublin Core
Title
Atwater Memorial Library 1943
Subject
North Branford (Conn.) History
Atwater Memorial Library
Public libraries Connecticut History
Library buildings
Description
Children from all walks of life pause before the charging desk to have books checked before taking them home. Boys and girls from homes where parents speak little English learn from books much of the folk lore of our country. Often the youngest borrowers sit on the movable steps shown in the picture to look at the pictures in books which they plan to borrow. The original books in this section were given by Mrs. Ella Rose in memory of her husband, a native of North Branford.
Near the corner may be seen a sampler worked by a little North Branford girl a hundred years ago. This, and other similar articles, were the gifts of Miss Ethna Hoadley. Two windows behind the charging desk give light for the librarian's work table, and in the corner to the left are book cases for books not ready for circulation.
Near the corner may be seen a sampler worked by a little North Branford girl a hundred years ago. This, and other similar articles, were the gifts of Miss Ethna Hoadley. Two windows behind the charging desk give light for the librarian's work table, and in the corner to the left are book cases for books not ready for circulation.
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.)
Collection
Citation
Paul Boyce, photographer, “Atwater Memorial Library 1943,” North Branford Library Archives, accessed August 9, 2026, http://207.210.128.49/archives/items/show/152.
