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Rosenberg Library Continues to Please 

Published by Christine Hopkins on Wed, Sep 03 2008 5:39 PM

Posts: 41 Comments: 1

One of my favorite places to go when I was a child was Rosenberg Library.  If you haven't been lately I encourage you to drop by.  They have several wonderful exhibits and it's a great way to spend the afternoon.  Currently, there is a exhibit on Texas A&M University at Galveston - A Celebration of the Past 50 Years, The World at War - Memories of World War I and World War II, and a Sacred Spaces of Churches exhibit.  The Texas History Center also has a history of tourism exhibit featuring enlarged vintage postcards and images from the 1900 storm.  There is another exhibit that reviews a little history of Galveston too.  Due to an impatient 9-year-old I didn't get to read everything but I plan to viist again soon. 

I was also thrilled to order a copy of a calendar cover from the Galveston Tribune dating back to 1901 from the Texas History Center.  It reads "Galveston was not born to die - Greater and Grander than Ever."  I first saw this calendar cover while watching "The Great Storm" documentary at Pier 21 Theater and I have always wanted a copy.  It shows the resilence of Galvestonians and it makes me proud to be a resident.

Stay cool and get out and enjoy Galveston.       


Comment by Dining Diva

09-07-2008 9:48 AM

Be sure to mark your calendar for the library's annual book sale, sponsored by Friends of the Rosenberg Library. Members only evening is Friday October 3, then open to the public on Saturday and Sunday. You can join "Friends" at the door on Friday. There will be an amazing array of books, including many rare and out of print, plus current best sellers, etc.


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