Temple of Books
Mon, 02/22/2010 - 14:18 — Anonymous
This year, the Shedd-Porter Memorial
Library - one of New Hampshire’s landmarks - is celebrating its centennial.
The granite building, which resembles a
Greek temple, first opened its doors in 25 August 1910. It has since remained
standing while other buildings around it burned down or were swept away in the 2005
floods.
Librarian, Barbara Davis, has been
arranging numerous events [...]
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