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Topsfield Town Library

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The Topsfield Town Library was founded in 1875 by residents interested in establishing a free library.   The library collection was housed in the Town Hall.  The original free standing library building, designed by Boston architect Harold Field Kellogg, opened in 1935.  As the community grew and information needs changed, other changes were made to the library.

The most recent renovation and construction project resulted in the opening of the current library facility in 1999.  The reinvented library offers space for public meetings,  computer workstations, and Internet access.1

 

The Topsfield Town Library is a member of the Merrimack Valley Library Consortium.

 

References

Panella, J. & Groblewski, H. (2001). The History of the Topsfield Town Library. [MA] : E. T. Johnson & Associates.

 

Further Reading

 

Panella, J. & Groblewski, H. (2001). The History of the Topsfield Town Library. [MA] : E. T. Johnson & Associates.

 

External Links

Topsfield Town Library web site.

 

Index

 

Topsfield Times: A Community and Local History Resource

 

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2013.03.28  WKT

 

 

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