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Sjoerd Koopman Library Postcard Collection

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Millicent Library, Fairhaven, Mass.

Millions of Books in Chicago's Great Public Library

Mills Memorial Library; Rollins College; Winter Park, Fla.

Milton Public Library

Milwaukee Public Library

Milwaukee Public Library

Milwaukee Public Library

Milwaukee Public Library

Milwaukee Public Library

Milwaukee Public Library

Milwaukee Public Library

Milwaukee Public Library and Museum

Milwaukee Public Library and Museum

Milwaukee Public Library and Museum

Milwaukee Public Library and Museum

Milwaukee Public Library and Museum

Milwaukee Public Library and Museum

Milwaukee Public Library and Museum

Milwaukee Public Library and Museum

Milwaukee Public Library and Museum

Milwaukee Public Library and Museum

Milwaukee Public Library and Natatorium

Minerva in the Library of Congress

Minerva in the Library of Congress

Minneapolis Public Library

Minneapolis Public Library

Minneapolis Public Library (1)

Minneapolis Public Library (2)

Mississippi State University Library

Mobile Public Library

Mobile Public Library

Moline Public Library

Monroe Public Library

Monroe Public Library

Montague Library, Mars Hill College, Mars Hill, N. C.

The Montclair Free Public Library

Monteith Library, Alma College

Monticello, Charlottesville, Virginia

Moody Memorial Library, Waco, Texas

Morrill Memorial Library

  • Millicent Library, Fairhaven, Mass.
    Image | 1900No caption on back. Postcard was never mailed.
  • Millions of Books in Chicago's Great Public Library
    Image | 1940No caption on back. Postcard was never mailed.
  • Mills Memorial Library; Rollins College; Winter Park, Fla.
    ImageNo caption on back. Postcard was never mailed.
  • Milton Public Library
    ImageFriends of the Milton Public Library, 121 Union St., Milton, DE 19968. Milton Library Association was organized in January 1875 and incorporated in 1883. The first library was in Welch's Drug Store. In December 1913, the library became part of the Milton New Century Club and was located in the J.O.A.M. Building. Then, it was moved to the second floor of the Palmer Building u...
  • Milwaukee Public Library
    ImageGrand Ave., West from 8th Street, Milwaukee, Wis. (Showing Public Library to the Right.)
  • Milwaukee Public Library
    ImageMilwaukee Public Library building, located at 814 West Wisconsin Avenue, opened its doors in 1898. Graphic design by Mary Slough, Milwaukee Public Library.
  • Milwaukee Public Library
    Image | 1915Public Library, Milwaukee, Wis.
  • Milwaukee Public Library
    ImagePUBLIC LIBRARY AND MUSEUM, MILWAUKEE, WIS. On Back: Four story building covering 300 x 250 feet, in the heart of the city. Open every day in the year. No admission charge. The Library contains approximately a half million books for free use of the entire public for home circulation and for study use. The Museum's exhibits in all branches of the Natural Sciences are especiall...
  • Milwaukee Public Library
    ImageMilwaukee Public Library, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The Neo-Renaissance building was erected between 1895 and 1899. It has been designed a landmark and registered in the National Register of Historic Places. Photo from the library's collection, circa 1900. Produced by the friends of the Milwaukee Public Library.
  • Milwaukee Public Library
    ImageInner dome, rotunda, Milwaukee Public Library, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The Neo-Renaissance building was erected between 1895 and 1899. It has been designated a landmark and registered in the National Register of Historic Places. Photograph Š Eric Oxendorf. Produced by the Friends of the Milwaukee Public Library.
  • Milwaukee Public Library
    Image | 1910LIBRARY BUILDING, Milwaukee
  • Milwaukee Public Library and Museum
    ImagePublic Library and Museum, Milwaukee, Wis. On Back: Four story building covering 300 x 250 feet, in the heart of the city. Open every day in the year. No admission charge. The Library contains approximately a half million books for free use of the entire public for home circulation and for study use. The Museum's exhibits in all branches of the Natural Sciences are especiall...
  • Milwaukee Public Library and Museum
    ImagePublic Library and Museum, Milwaukee, Wis. On Back: The library contains approximately 900,000 volumes for free use of the entire public for home circulation and for study use. The Museum exhibits a magnificent collection of historical relics and scientific curios.
  • Milwaukee Public Library and Museum
    ImagePublic Library and Museum, Milwaukee, Wis.
  • Milwaukee Public Library and Museum
    ImagePublic Library and Museum, Milwaukee, Wis. On Back: Four story building covering 300 x 250 feet, in the heart of the city. Open every day in the year. No admission charge. The Library contains approximately a half million books for free use of the entire public for home circulation and for study use. The Museum's exhibits in all branches of the Natural Sciences are especiall...
  • Milwaukee Public Library and Museum
    ImagePublic Library and Museum, Milwaukee, Wis.
  • Milwaukee Public Library and Museum
    Image | 1897Lake Park
  • Milwaukee Public Library and Museum
    Image | 1900Public Library and Museum, Milwaukee
  • Milwaukee Public Library and Museum
    Image | 1909MILWAUKEE. Public Library and Museum.
  • Milwaukee Public Library and Museum
    ImagePublic Library and Museum, Milwaukee, Wis. On Back: PUBLIC LIBRARY AND MUSEUM, MILWAUKEE, WIS. Is located at Eighth Street and Wisconsin Ave. John Plankinton erected the first building occupied by the Public Library at Grand Ave. and 4th Street where at one time Byron Kilbourn lived. There the Library remained until the present building was erected. The Museum occupies over ...
  • Milwaukee Public Library and Museum
    Image | 1909Public Library and Museum, Milwaukee, Wis.
  • Milwaukee Public Library and Natatorium
    ImageNorth-Side Natatorium and Library, Milwaukee
  • Minerva in the Library of Congress
    Image | 1916Caption on the back reads: "MINERVA, the Goddess of Wisdom. MOSAIC.-By Elihu Vedder. She is here portrayed as displaying a scroll held in her left hand, upon which is insribed [sic] a list of the Sciences, Arts and Letters. In her right hand she carries her spear; upon her breast is the aegis, with its Gorgon's head, plates of steel, and border of twisted serpents; and at he...
  • Minerva in the Library of Congress
    Image | 1916Part of Souvenir Folder of Library of Congress (ALA0004969). Caption reads: "MINERVA, the Goddess of Wisdom. MOSAIC.-By Elihu Vedder. She is here portrayed as displaying a scroll held in her left hand, upon which is insribed [sic] a list of the Sciences, Arts and Letters. In her right hand she carries her spear; upon her breast is the aegis, with its Gorgon's head, plates of...
  • Minneapolis Public Library
    ImageCaption on the back reads: "Minerva, seven-foot bronze statue by Jakob Fjelde, stands at the entrance to Heritage Hall, auditorium of the new Minneapolis Public Library. Both Minerva and her mahogany panelled background are from the old central library building, demolished in 1961." Postcard was never mailed.
  • Minneapolis Public Library
    ImageThe new gold and granite Minneapolis Public Library, headquarters for both Minneapolis and Hennepin County Libraries, is locate in the Gateway Development Area, 300 Nicollet Avenue. Vivid colors, light and space combine with glass, Italian marble, teakwood and anodyzed aluminum in this modern library. Smoking lounges and open_file shelves invite the visitor to browse and wan...
  • Minneapolis Public Library (1)
    ImageMINNEAPOLIS, MINN. PUBLIC LIBRARY, The Minneapolis Public Library, containing more than a million books, published reports, manuscripts, etc., serves county residents with 15 branches and three Bookmobiles. Facilities include a Planetarium, Science Museum and Rare Book Exhibit.
  • Minneapolis Public Library (2)
    ImageThis magnificent gold-trimmed Public Library, serving as headquarters for Hennepin and Minneapolis County libraries, is located in the Gateway Development area, 300 Nicollet Avenue. The structures is made of granite, Italian marble and anodised aluminum. The library, geared for the comfort of its visitors, features smoking lounges and open shelves, invites browsing and casua...
  • Mississippi State University Library
    ImageLIBRARY, Mississippi State University, Starkville, Mississippi
  • Mobile Public Library
    Image | 1941Caption on the back reads: "Mobile Public Library, built by municipal bond issue and costing $250,000.00, was opened Sept. 17th, 1928-now contains over 60,000 books. Located on beautiful Government Street, which is part of Mobile's Azalea trail." Postcard was never mailed
  • Mobile Public Library
    Image | 1944Mobile Public Library, built by municipal bond issue and costing $250,000.00, was opened Sept. 17th, 1928-now contains over 60,000 books. Located on beautiful Government Street, which is part of Mobile's Azalea trail.
  • Moline Public Library
    Image | 1920Public Library, Moline, ILL.
  • Monroe Public Library
    Image | 1917Public Library, Monroe, Wis.
  • Monroe Public Library
    ImagePublic Library, Monroe, Wis.--2
  • Montague Library, Mars Hill College, Mars Hill, N. C.
    ImageNo caption on the back. Postcard was never mailed.
  • The Montclair Free Public Library
    ImageNo caption on back. Postcard was never mailed.
  • Monteith Library, Alma College
    Image | 1964Alma Michigan
  • Monticello, Charlottesville, Virginia
    ImageCaption on the back reads: "MONTICELLO; The home of Thomas Jefferson; Charlottesville, Virginia; Library." Postcard was never mailed.
  • Moody Memorial Library, Waco, Texas
    ImageMOODY MEMORIAL LIBRARY, Baylor University, Waco, Texas, Was completed in September of 1968. The Moody family donated the first 1 million dollars for its construction which replaces the old Carol Library. Capacity of 600,000 books. Color by L. T. Davis
  • Morrill Memorial Library
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