In May our library celebrated the 95th anniversary of when it was dedicated, so I thought it would be appropriate to display some of the old pictures and items from that era in my glass case downstairs.
Sorry they're not the greatest photos -- it's hard to take pictures down into a display case with a phone! :-P
There are a handful of photos from dedication day, two actual programs from the "Dedicatory Exercises", ribbons given to people in attendance, an original inkwell and stamps, an old library card, and a photo of the first head librarian.
I can't wait for five years from now when the Alvah N. Belding Library turns 100!!!
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Friday, July 12, 2013
Display Case: Happy 95th Birthday ANBL!
Friday, July 5, 2013
Display Case: Dig into Reading!
To entice kids (and adults too!) to sign up for our Summer Reading Program, I put together this display in my glass display case for the 4 weeks we ran our signups (this is the view from above):
It's an I Spy sort of thing. In the bottom left corner is a tag that asks "Can you dig and spy these items that can be found beneath the surface?"
It was mostly random stuff I gathered from the bottom of my own kids' toy box, and some other little things I found in my library's storage closet.
The big poster in the middle was purchased through CSLP/Upstart, and I printed out little labels to stick on it that described our four programs (Read to Me, 1st-6th grades, 7th-12th grades, and adult).
Easy and fun, and I think the kids liked it!
It's an I Spy sort of thing. In the bottom left corner is a tag that asks "Can you dig and spy these items that can be found beneath the surface?"
It was mostly random stuff I gathered from the bottom of my own kids' toy box, and some other little things I found in my library's storage closet.
The big poster in the middle was purchased through CSLP/Upstart, and I printed out little labels to stick on it that described our four programs (Read to Me, 1st-6th grades, 7th-12th grades, and adult).
Easy and fun, and I think the kids liked it!
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