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A view looking north in the Children's Room of the newly constructed Ives building.

A group of children in the Scranton Branch Library, which was situated in two basement rooms of the Jessie I Scranton School, 200 Orchard Street, New Haven.

A patron and staff at a service desk in the Congress Branch of the New Haven Free Public Library.

A group of people, mostly children, gathered outside a wood framed building. The Congress Branch moved from 427 Congress Avenue to the Carlisle Street School at 156 Carlisle Street in 1918.

The New Haven Free Public Library during construction, from Elm Street. Two men are on the roof working on the balustrade.

The New Haven Free Public Library during construction, from Elm Street. Several men, some wearing workclothes and some wearing suits, are in front and looking toward the camera.

Partially finished walls of the New Haven Free Public Library, from Temple Street.

The Ives building during construction, near the intersection of Temple and Elm Streets.

The Ives building during construction, near the intersection of Temple and Elm Streets. A car and horse-drawn wagon are visible on the left.

An ornate brick and stone fireplace. A wooden card catalog is on the left.