Osterville Village Library
Published on 8. May 2017
244 pages
978-1-4396-6065-2 (ISBN)
Description
Since its beginnings in 1882, the Osterville Village Library has long fulfilled its founding promise to be "a free library and reading room at Osterville in the Town of Barnstable in this Commonwealth" and to support "the promotion of study and reading." William Lloyd Garrison Jr. and a group of civic-minded residents led the effort to establish this fourth library on Cape Cod. It has seen tremendous growth since then, with the opening of a new library designed by Stanley Alger of Alger & Gunn in 1958, followed by a new state-of-the-art library designed by Charles Bellingrath and completed by Jeremiah Ford of Ford3 Architects in 2012. The Osterville Village Library is justifiably the pride of Osterville, from its professional and welcoming staff and generous supporters to its cupola that boasts a copper weather vane of the Wianno Senior.
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Anthony M. Sammarco | Susan Belekewicz
Osterville Village Library
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05/2017
Arcadia Publishing (SC)
€21.00
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Anthony M. Sammarco, author of more than 70 books and a weekend resident of Osterville, has outlined the history of the Osterville Village Library (OVL) through fascinating and many never-before-published photographs from the library archives.
Content
- Cover Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication
- Table of Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- 1. Mulberry Corners
- 2. Moving On to Wianno Avenue
- 3. A Library Serving Osterville Village
- 4. Friends of the Library
- 5. Children's Activities and Emerging Leaders
- 6. Library Staff, Friends, and Volunteers
- 7. The New Osterville Village Library
- About the Osterville Village Library
