title:
Four men standing behind a bench and water fountain outside the Alden [Temescal] Branch, Oakland Public Library. The fountain and bench were dedicated in memory of E.L. Vander Naillen by the Alden Library and Improvement Club, of which he served as the first President. Men in the photograph are likely the speakers at the dedication ceremony, from left to right: James Carter, president of North Oakland Developent Association; J.J. Souder, president of dedication committee; Captain William I. Day; and Assemblyman Charles W. Fisher, library trustee.
creator:
subject:
Oakland Public Library (Calif.) -- Temescal Branch Library
subject:
Public Libraries -- California -- Oakland.
subject:
Carnegie libraries -- California -- Oakland.
description:
Four men standing behind a bench and water fountain outside the Alden [Temescal] Branch, Oakland Public Library. The fountain and bench were dedicated in memory of E.L. Vander Naillen by the Alden Library and Improvement Club, of which he served as the first President. Men in the photograph are likely the speakers at the dedication ceremony, from left to right: James Carter, president of North Oakland Developent Association; J.J. Souder, president of dedication committee; Captain William I. Day; and Assemblyman Charles W. Fisher, library trustee.
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date:
1932, May 21
type:
image
format:
Photographic print.
identifier:
ohcphoto.Temescal.010
source:
OPL Archives. Branches. Temescal. Photographs.
language:
eng
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rights:
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