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The site of the new Malley's building just before construction began May 16, 1960. Looking south from Temple Street toward the Connector.

Rooftop view looking over empty lots toward Church Street. Some business signs are legible beyond the First New Haven National Bank, reading "Congress Pants" and "Gilden's."

Map of Connecticut showing Eastern New York, Long Island, and part of Rhode Island.

1852 map of New Haven, Connecticut. Numbered buildings in the downtown area are identified in a legend in the lower right.

The exterior of the Ives building at 133 Elm Street. A police officer is standing under a gas lamp, and a woman is walking east on Elm Street.

The New Haven Free Public Library from Temple Street, showing the stack wing.

A reading room on the second floor of the Ives building, after construction.

The reading room on the eastern side of the Ives Library building, before the books were moved in.

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

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