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A local newspaper article announces the start of reciprocal borrowing services between the Tenafly Library and Teaneck and Englewood Libraries.

Callie York, first librarian, from 1910-1932. In 1920, Mrs. York became the first head librarian of the Tenafly Free Public Library. She served in that capacity until 1932 when she died of pneumonia.

Invitation to the Dedication Ceremonies at the Tenafly Municipal Center and Public Library, 1963

Street view of the front of the Free Public Library Association of Tenafly building at its first location. The first free-standing library building in Tenafly.

Mrs. Roberta Graham's collection of dried apple dolls attracted attention to the library's showcase during Library Week.

Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil - in stained glass from J & R Lamb Studio of Tenafly - stood sentinel at main entry to the public library in the municipal center. Picture was taken during Library Week.

The public library had a fine collection of records and magazines to suit all tastes.

Mrs. Blanche Rosenthal, library trustee, and husband view Margaret Ward art exhibition in the library.

Students found library a popular place for reference work and reading.

The library moved into space in the Tenafly Municipal Complex in 1963.