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Category: Morrill Memorial Library

September 25, 2024September 17, 2026 georgenhs Morrill Memorial Library, Norwood Then & Now, Then & Now

Norwood Then & Now-Morrill Memorial Library

Welcome to our Norwood Then & Now project! Each week, we'll post a "then" photo of a location or building in Norwood. We're asking the public to send us photos … Continue reading Norwood Then & Now-Morrill Memorial Library

July 24, 1986July 23, 2026 georgenhs Morrill Memorial Library, Public Safety, Uncategorized

Library Smoke Alarms Unsafe; To Be Replaced-July 24, 1986

Norwood's Morrill Memorial Library smoke detectors were found unsafe and non-functional during power outages, prompting an emergency replacement order by Town Manager John Carroll.

July 27, 1984September 28, 2026 georgenhs Morrill Memorial Library, This Day In Norwood History

Library Throws Book at Woman in Norwood-July 27, 1984

Susan Andrews became the first person arrested in Norwood for failing to return overdue books to the Morrill Memorial Library.

September 10, 1979September 10, 2026 georgenhs Morrill Memorial Library, Seniors, This Day In Norwood History

Meet Diane Craig: The Dedicated “Library Lady”-September 10, 1979

Morrill Memorial Library outreach coordinator Diane Craig organizes an extensive program bringing books, films, games, and companionship to Norwood shut-ins and nursing home patients.

August 17, 1976August 15, 2026 georgenhs Morrill Memorial Library, This Day In Norwood History

Norwood Selectmen to Appoint Successor to Late Library Trustee O. Hunt Bowman Following Legal Ruling-August 17, 1976

Acting town counsel Charles L. Donahue ruled that state law requires selectmen to appoint a successor to late library trustee O. Hunt Bowman rather than holding a special election.

September 9, 1975September 7, 2026 georgenhs Morrill Memorial Library, This Day In Norwood History

Library Survey Results Indicate Low Utilization of South Norwood Branch-September 9, 1975

Morrill Memorial Library releases survey results showing low neighborhood usage of the South Norwood branch as trustees weigh future operations and lease costs.

September 8, 1970September 5, 2026 georgenhs Morrill Memorial Library, This Day In Norwood History

Morrill Memorial Library’s Busy Bee Reading Club Concludes Summer Season Highlighting Top Young Readers-September 8, 1970

The Morrill Memorial Library concludes its summer Busy Bee Reading Club, honoring top young readers like Allan Comeau and Robert Drake, who cooked a lunch for his librarian.

July 31, 1968July 29, 2026 georgenhs Morrill Memorial Library, This Day In Norwood History

New Norwood Library Director Barbara A. Jordan Cites Changes in Profession-July 31, 1968

Miss Barbara A. Jordan assumed her role as the new director of the Morrill Memorial Library, highlighting modern technological and professional shifts in library science.

September 27, 1956September 17, 2026 georgenhs Morrill Memorial Library, This Day In Norwood History

Johnny Appleseed Reading Club Members Entertained-September 27, 1956

Johnny Appleseed Reading Club Members Entertained-This Day In Norwood History-September 27, 1956

September 2, 1955September 1, 2026 georgenhs Morrill Memorial Library, This Day In Norwood History

Personal Glimpse Of The Morrill Memorial Library-September 2, 1955

This Day In Norwood History-September 2, 1955-Personal Glimpse Of The Morrill Memorial Library

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