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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.

A view looking east down Chapel Street. Several horse-drawn carriages are visible. In the right foreground, men stand near a bicycle propped against a post.

Dixwell Avenue at the intersection of Broadway and Goffe Streets. A large Coca-Cola sign is visible on the left, and several cars are visible on the street.

A snow-covered New Haven Green, with the old State House (also used as a Courthouse) visible in the left center. The State House, designed by Ithiel Town and erected in 1831, was razed in 1889.

A corner of a courtyard in Harkness Memorial Quadrangle, designed by James Gamble Rogers and completed in 1921.

The exterior of the Davenport Branch, opened in 1922 at 261 Portsea Street.