Library type: Libraries who declined
Manson Public Library
Manson Public Library
Location
Carnegie Grant Information
Town & County
Carnegie/Bertram/Franks Correspondence
Architectural Blueprints
Architect/Builder/Contractor Documents
Construction Documents
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Library History Documents (Reports, Newspapers, etc.)
Library Board Materials (Meetings, Forms, etc.)
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Townspeople
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Guthrie Center Public Library
Guthrie Center Public Library
Location
Carnegie Grant Information
Town & County
Twelfth Census of the United States — 1900. p. 449.
Stuart is a town in Guthrie County, which was established on January 15, 1851. The county was named for Captain Edwin B. Guthrie, who died from injuries in the Mexican War. In 1851, the first county seat was established at Panora. In 1860, the county seat was moved to Guthrie Center. In 1862, the county seat was moved back to Panora. In 1873, Guthrie Center again won the vote for the county seat. Guthrie County received two Carnegie grants for the towns of Stuart and Guthrie Center, although Guthrie Center choose not to accept their grant.
(Source: Pratt, LeRoy G. “The Counties and Courthouses of Iowa.” Mason City, Ia; Klipto Printing & Office Supply Company, 1977, p. 136-137.)
Carnegie/Bertram/Franks Correspondence
Architectural Blueprints
Architect/Builder/Contractor Documents
Construction Documents
Images
Library History Documents (Reports, Newspapers, etc.)
Library Board Materials (Meetings, Forms, etc.)
Facilities (Building Maintenance)
Operations (Library Service Expenses)
Librarian & Accession Books
Townspeople
History
Belmond Public Library
Belmond Public Library
Location
Carnegie Grant Information
Town & County
Twelfth Census of the United States — 1900. p. 448.
Belmond is a city in Wright County, which was established on January 15, 1851. The county was named for two men named Wright: Silas Wright (1795-1847) who had served as a governor of New York, and Albert Wright (1810-1867), who had served as a governor of Indiana. The county seat is Clarion, which was established in 1865.
(Source: Pratt, LeRoy G. “The Counties and Courthouses of Iowa.” Mason City, Ia; Klipto Printing & Office Supply Company, 1977, p. 344.)