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 | | By Fran Skene, Librarian, Kitsilano Branch, Vancouver Public Library In the year 1927, Charles Lindbergh flew over the Atlantic in a mere 33 hours and Henry Ford introduced the Model A automobile. |
 | | The Kitsilano Branch Library, a Spanish Mission-type building at 2375 West Fourth Avenue, proved so popular that the staff reported in 1928 that the branch had “already outgrown its facilities.” In addition to books, Kitsilano Branch offered lectures, reading clubs, story hours, book plays and stamp clubs. |
 | | Today, the Kitsilano Branch Library is the Area Branch for the northwest quadrant of Vancouver, and one of the busiest branches in the city. |
| www.vpl.vancouver.bc.ca /branches/Kitsilano/kits_seventyfive.doc (418 words) |
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