Woburn
Woburn
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" A social library was established in Woburn as long ago as 1789; but the present library was founded when Hon. Jonathan Bowers Winn gave, for the purpose, the money he had received as a member of the State Convention of 1853. ^^^ Winn family has long been prominent here and indeed the first recorded birth in Woburn was that of Increase Winn in 1 64 1. The gift of Mr. Winn was supplemented by the then town and the library was opened to the public in 1856. Other gifts followed and the munificent... bequest of Mr. C. B. Winn made possible the erec- tion of the present building. This was opened for use May i, 1879. It contains pictures also bequeathed by Mr. C. B. Winn, fossils, minerals, birds together with a collection of over fifty thousand volumes besides pamphlets and periodicals. Liberal use is made of the reading room of the children's department and of the circulating privileges. The library also permits the supplementary read- ing required of certain pupils in the High School. At North Woburn is the Jonathan Thompson Library, a smaller but still quite important institution.
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" A social library was established in Woburn as long ago as 1789; but the present library was founded when Hon. Jonathan Bowers Winn gave, for the purpose, the money he had received as a member of the State Convention of 1853. ^^^ Winn family has long been prominent here and indeed the first recorded birth in Woburn was that of Increase Winn in 1 64 1. The gift of Mr. Winn was supplemented by the then town and the library was opened to the public in 1856. Other gifts followed and the munificent... bequest of Mr. C. B. Winn made possible the erec- tion of the present building. This was opened for use May i, 1879. It contains pictures also bequeathed by Mr. C. B. Winn, fossils, minerals, birds together with a collection of over fifty thousand volumes besides pamphlets and periodicals. Liberal use is made of the reading room of the children's department and of the circulating privileges. The library also permits the supplementary read- ing required of certain pupils in the High School. At North Woburn is the Jonathan Thompson Library, a smaller but still quite important institution.
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