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Pictured here is the building constructed and used as the Farmersville, CA, school from 1873 to 1904.

This library, a gift to the community of Exeter, Calif., from the Andrew Carnegie Foundation, cost $5,000 to build in 1916. It measured 28' x 50'.

Postcard: This photo was taken from Pine Street, looking east, in Exeter, CA. Note the unpaved streets. The photo was taken about 1911. Exeter High School building (white) is at the end of the street.

This is the public library in Exeter, CA, in 1972. It was replaced by new construction in 1975.

This one-cent postcard (two cents if mailed internationally) shows the Exeter, Calif., Southern Pacific depot as it appeared about 1920.

Exeter, Calif., received its library building -- approximately 50' x 28' -- in 1916, as a gift of the Andrew Carnegie Foundation. The library cost $5,000 to build.

Mrs. Ina Hawkins, pictured here, was the custodian when this September 23, 1942 photo was taken in front of the Ducor branch of the Tulare County Library system.

With a very dim sign above the front door stating this was a "Reading Room," Ducor, Calif., boasted an official branch library in the Tulare County Library system. This photo is undated, but followed the library's location in the Women's Club…

This photo shows the Dinuba branch library interior in 1929. First constructed in 1916-1917 through a Dale Carnegie grant, it is part of the Tulare County Library system.

Woman standing in front of the Angiola branch of the Tulare County Library.