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The Traverse City Public Library was formally dedicated on March 10th, 1905. Traverse City mayor E.J. Fulghum, Board of Trustees President E.L. Sprague, and Board of Public Works President C.M. Prall all delivered speeches at the event.

Caption: The Traverse City Library building took on a glow of Christmas Saturday as Girl Scouts, under the direction of Mrs. Frank Power, decorated the large Yule tree and placed other seasonal decorations in the lobby. The youngsters gave the tree…

Boardman River in the foreground, Hannah House and the Carnegie Library in the background .

In 1963, the Traverse City Public Library's interior received a facelift, which included a replacement of the main charge desk at the entrance to the Library. Librarians Theresa Schaub (right) and Pat Amos shown working behind the desk.

In 1963, the Traverse City Public Library received an interior facelift, which included the renovation of the director's office. Former director Terese Flaherty (right) is pictured seated behind her new desk, with librarian Theresa Schaub.

Promotional image of librarians enjoying works on Michigan and local history in the Michigan Room at the Traverse City Public Library in March 1962. The Michigan Room was dedicated on April 10, 1962, to the preservation of Michigan and local history.

A color photograph of Traverse City's Carnegie library's Main Entrence. Taken Circa 1988.

Reproduced postcard image, featuring the Traverse City Library Carnegie library building, located on 6th Street in Traverse City, Michigan. The building was dedicated on March 10, 1905, and opened to the public.

The interior of the Traverse City Public Library underwent a significant remodel in 1963, which included the addition of more modern shelving, and new flooring.

In this postcard image, the back of the Traverse City Public Library building can be seen from across the Boardman River. Beyond and to the left of the Library is the home of Perry Hannah.