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Hobe Sound library administration, 1983
Hobe Sound branch manager Diane Anderson, MCLS director Lee Hennings, and Hobe Sound Friends president Nancy Brown.Tags Librarians -
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Friends paying some bills, 1984
Branch manager Diane Anderson watches a representative of the Hobe Sound Friends make a donation. -
Hobe Sound ribbon cutting, 1984
Valerie Graham (library assistant), Diane Anderson (branch manager), Leroy Hennings (director of MCLS). -
Blake Library reference desk, 2001
Librarian helps a patron at the reference desk. -
Ora Dell Landers at the Stuart Training School library, 1958
Ora Dell Landers, librarian at the Stuart Training School, accepting books from county librarian Robert Hamilton. Also in photo are Virginia Forrest and Ira Williams (president of the library board of trustees). Published in the Stuart News (16 January 1958) with the caption: "Robert Hamilton, librarian of the Martin County Library, presents the first book to Miss Ora Dell Hamilton, librarian of th eSTuart Training School Library, who will be branch librarian, as Mrs. j. Osborne Murray, Mrs. Gordon Lockwood, Thomas Crook, Richard Hupfel, Mrs. F.B. Williamson Jr., and Dr. W. Ira Williamson, others, look on." -
Public Library interior view, 1955
Interior view of the Stuart Women's Club and Public Library. -
Martin County Library Association meeting, 1957
Bob Hamilton begins his job as chief librarian at the newly opened Martin County Public Library. Published in the Stuart News (6 June 1957). Identifications are (from left to right): Frank Wacha (1924-1999), Bob Hamilton, Dr. W. Ira Williams, and Lolene Stokes.Tags Librarians -
Three Martin County Public Library officials, c. 1960
Martin County Library Association president, Adele "Pokey" Willoughby stands next to Dr. W. Ira Williams, chairman of the county library board and county librarian, Bob Hamilton (right).Tags Librarians -
Librarian Edna Coutant stamps library book, 1953
Edna Coutant and her pioneer family moved to Potsdam (Stuart) in 1897. Coutant began teaching when she was around 13 years old. After retiring from teaching in 1947, Coutant also served as a librarian and ran the Woman's Club Public Library. She also played a role in planning and organizing Martin County's first Public Library.
Published in the Stuart News (1 Jan 1953) with the caption: "Mrs. Edna Coutant, now in her third year as librarian at the Martin County Public Library here, stamps an outgoing book at her desk in the Stuart Woman's Club building."Tags Librarians