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City employee Pauletta Puncerelli stands with Channel 7 meteorologist Pam Daale. Pam was one of Opening Day's guest storytellers.
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A view of the "Cool Cafe". The Young Adult reading area.
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Bervette Williams (on the left) and Joan Clayton (right) welcome some of the first patrons to the new library.
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The C. A. Norgren Co. manufactured pneumatic products. The building was sold to the City of Englewood in 1965 for city offices and the library.
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Exterior of the "new" Englewood Library.
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The statue of Prometheus in front of the Englewood Public Library.
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Statue of Prometheus was presented to the Englewood Public Library in 1966.
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Exterior of the "new" Englewood Library.
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A photo of Englewood City Hall and Englewood Public Library.
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Entrance to the Englewood Public Library on S. Bannock St.
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A photo of the Englewood Public Library.
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The view is to the North. Girard crosses the center of the photo and Cherokee is on the far right. The building in the center has been demolished and is now a parking lot (as of 2004). The corner of the building on the left is the old City Hall and Library(located at 3400 S. Elati). This building has also been demolished. In 2004 a new building was put up in its place.
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City Hall and Library around 1950.
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Interior of the "new" Englewood Public Library when it first opened in 1965.
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The Englewood Public Library on S. Elati.
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Interior of the Englewood Public Library when it first opened on S. Elati.
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Interior of the Englewood Public Library on S. Elati in 1965.
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City Hall and the Library around 1950.
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A photo of Englewood City Hall and Englewood Public Library.
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The view is to the West. The building which housed city offices and the library was torn down in 2003.