Index of CFPL History Pages
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1 William Munroe (1806-1877)
2 Predecessors of the Concord Free Public Library
3 A Thoreau Survey Showing the Future Concord Free Public Library Site
4 The Concord Center Inset of the 1852 Walling Map
5 The Brooks House, ca. 1865
6 William Munroe Purchases the Library Lot
7 William Munroe Seeks the Involvement of E.R. Hoar
8 Concord Center Before the Concord Free Public Library
9 The Widening of Main Street
10 Printed Report of the Committee on the Widening of Main Street
11 Snell and Gregerson Design the Library
12 Cutaway View of the Planned Library Building
13 Blueprint Layout of the Library
14 Folsom Image of the New Library (Front of Building)
15 Folsom Image of the New Library (Back of Building)
16 Folsom Image of the New Library (Entrance Corridor)
17 Folsom Image of the New Library (Interior)
18 Two Descriptions of the New Library Building
19 Incorporation of the Concord Free Public Library
20 Transfer of the Concord Free Public Library Property to the Corporation
21 Conveyance of the Town Library to the Corporation
22 Preparations for Opening the Concord Free Public Library
23 Solicitation of Local Materials for the Concord Free Public Library
24 Dedication of the Library
25 The Dedication Program
26 Emerson’s Library Dedication Speech
27 The Library’s Original Footprint
28 Early Growth of the Library Through Gift
29 William Munroe’s Plans for Expansion
30 A Snell and Gregerson Plan for Extension
31 The Library’s Reputation Quickly Established
32 The 1917 Stack Addition
33 The Fowler Branch
34 Architect Harry Little
35 The 1933 Renovation
36 The Library Transformed
37 The Concord Free Public Library, Photographed by Keith Martin
38 The 1968-1969 Renovation
39 Demolition of the Old Stack Area, 1968
40 The Circulation Desk, 1970s
41 The Renovation of 1986-1990
42 The Renovation of 2003-2005
43 The 2003-2005 Renovation Completed
44 The Library’s Footprint, 2005
45 Still at the Center of Community Life
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