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When mill owner J. Purnam Bradley made his private collection available to the people of Ballardvale, the first library in Ballardvale was opened. It was located in the Masion House on Center Street. | |||
On May 6, 1913, Memorial Hall Library opened a branch in the Old Schoolhouse on Center Street. It began as a book exchange. Later when chairs were added for the public the Ballardvale Branch became a reading room as well, hosting book discussion teas. The Ballardvale Branch was closed in 1991. | |||
Ruth Sharpe was the librarian there from 1969 - 1991. | |||
Revision as of 15:37, 23 February 2010
When mill owner J. Purnam Bradley made his private collection available to the people of Ballardvale, the first library in Ballardvale was opened. It was located in the Masion House on Center Street.
On May 6, 1913, Memorial Hall Library opened a branch in the Old Schoolhouse on Center Street. It began as a book exchange. Later when chairs were added for the public the Ballardvale Branch became a reading room as well, hosting book discussion teas. The Ballardvale Branch was closed in 1991.
Ruth Sharpe was the librarian there from 1969 - 1991.
--Eleanor 12:22, March 8, 2006 (EST)
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