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During the Covid-19 pandemic, visits to the library were discouraged even when the library opened to the public. The names of summer reading participants were posted in the Children's Room window. Online program announcements were taped in the…

A printed brochure explaining library services and lending policies.

Washington Street looking southwest, 1880s. The railroad depot can be seen toward front left of the image partically obscured by trees. The roof of the Tenafly Public School can be seen in the distance.

Interior view of the Free Public Library Association of Tenafly building on Washington Street with Mrs. A.V. Huyler (Virginia C. Huyler), President of the Library Association, sitting at table reading a book. The second photo gives the same…

Looking straight toward the entrance to the library. Tenafly Borough Hall (not in photo) is to the left.

Audience is sitting in what became the Peace Plaza looking toward the library building. The performers are standing in the area that became the Picturebook Room of the Children's Room.

Essay written by Tenafly Borough Historian Virginia Mosley describing the history of the development of the name Tenafly.

Map drawn by Virginia Mosley showing important landmarks from contemporary Tenafly.

Handwritten on back: Friends of TPL Steamboat Stompers Outdoor Dixieland Jazz Concert 1986.

Handwritten on back of photo_02: Friends of TPL Steamboat Stompers in Dixieland Jazz Concert on field near Froggy Park, 1986.

Handwritten on back of…

Three men in front of a horse-drawn cart in front of Tenafly Bottling Company, 1900s