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Hattie Weber Museum

DavidRobinson — 2009-05-25 06:56:01

Minor tweaking, dates.

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- '''The Hattie Weber Museum''' is filled with exhibits that highlight the history and development of ["Davis"] and ["Outskirts" surrounding regions]. The museum itself is named after Harriet Elisha (Hattie)Weber (1872-1961), who was the first (paid) librarian in ["Davis"], ["John W. Brinley"]'s favorite aunt and the daughter of George Weber, owner and saloonkeeper of ["Weber's Yolo Saloon" Davis' first bar]. Hattie Weber served from 1910 until she retired in 1953.	+ '''The Hattie Weber Museum''' is filled with exhibits that highlight the history and development of ["Davis"] and ["Outskirts" surrounding regions]. The museum itself is named after Harriet Elisha (Hattie) Weber (10 October 1872-14 December 1961), who was the first (paid) librarian in ["Davis"], ["John W. Brinley"]'s favorite aunt, and the daughter of George Weber, owner and saloonkeeper of ["Weber's Yolo Saloon" Davis' first bar]. Hattie Weber served from 1910 until she retired in 1953.

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GeoffJohnson — 2007-09-07 15:40:13

(quick edit)

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GeoffJohnson — 2007-09-07 15:40:13

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TedBuehler — 2007-09-07 15:16:54

put on summer hours

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AlphaDog — 2006-08-24 14:32:27

+links

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- The Hattie Weber Museum is filled with exhibits that highlight the history and development of ["Davis"] and ["Outskirts" surrounding regions]. The museum itself is named after Harriet Elisha (Hattie)Weber (1872-1961), who was the first (paid) librarian in ["Davis"]. Hattie Weber served from 1910 until she retired in 1953. The building was constructed in 1911, and was originally located at 117 ["F St."], serving as a library. The library remained open until until 1969, when the current library on 14th Street was completed. The former library was then sold to the City of Davis, which used it for various purposes, including a short stint as a teen center. In 1988, when developers purchased the lot and constructed the current theater/garage, the original library was saved, restored, and relocated to the northwest corner of C and Fifth in ["Central Park"], and re-opened as a city museum.	+ '''The Hattie Weber Museum''' is filled with exhibits that highlight the history and development of ["Davis"] and ["Outskirts" surrounding regions]. The museum itself is named after Harriet Elisha (Hattie)Weber (1872-1961), who was the first (paid) librarian in ["Davis"], ["John W. Brinley"]'s favorite aunt and the daughter of George Weber, owner and saloonkeeper of ["Weber's Yolo Saloon" Davis' first bar]. Hattie Weber served from 1910 until she retired in 1953.
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- See more ["museums and exhibits"].	+ The building was constructed in 1911, and was originally located at 117 ["F St."], serving as a ["Yolo County Library" library]. The library remained open until 1969, when the current library on 14th Street was completed. The former library was then sold to the ["City of Davis"], which used it for various purposes, including a short stint as a ["Third and B" teen center]. In 1988, when developers purchased the lot and constructed the ["Regal Cinemas Davis Holiday 6" current theater/garage], the original library was saved, restored, and relocated to the northwest corner of C and Fifth in ["Central Park"], and re-opened as a city museum. + + See our ["Museums and Exhibits"] page to learn about other educational opportunities in ["Davis"].

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CentralDavisite — 2005-11-06 20:24:28

Fixed up info on Hattie Weber/library

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- The Hattie Weber Museum is filled with exhibits that highlight the history and development of ["Davis"] and ["Outskirts" surrounding regions]. The museum itself is named after Hattie Elisha Weber, who was the first (paid) librarian in ["Davis"]. The building was constructed in 1911, and was originally located at 117 ["F St."], serving as a library. While on ["F St."], the building was open until 1969, when it was sold to the City of Davis. The building was then relocated and restored in 1988 to its current location in ["Central Park"], and operated as a museum.	+ The Hattie Weber Museum is filled with exhibits that highlight the history and development of ["Davis"] and ["Outskirts" surrounding regions]. The museum itself is named after Harriet Elisha (Hattie)Weber (1872-1961), who was the first (paid) librarian in ["Davis"]. Hattie Weber served from 1910 until she retired in 1953. The building was constructed in 1911, and was originally located at 117 ["F St."], serving as a library. The library remained open until until 1969, when the current library on 14th Street was completed. The former library was then sold to the City of Davis, which used it for various purposes, including a short stint as a teen center. In 1988, when developers purchased the lot and constructed the current theater/garage, the original library was saved, restored, and relocated to the northwest corner of C and Fifth in ["Central Park"], and re-opened as a city museum.

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MiriamKaufman — 2005-11-06 18:49:40

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MiriamKaufman — 2005-11-06 18:49:28

link

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	+ + See more ["museums and exhibits"].

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-03-23 02:01:38

some history

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	+ + + The Hattie Weber Museum is filled with exhibits that highlight the history and development of ["Davis"] and ["Outskirts" surrounding regions]. The museum itself is named after Hattie Elisha Weber, who was the first (paid) librarian in ["Davis"]. The building was constructed in 1911, and was originally located at 117 ["F St."], serving as a library. While on ["F St."], the building was open until 1969, when it was sold to the City of Davis. The building was then relocated and restored in 1988 to its current location in ["Central Park"], and operated as a museum.

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JasonAller — 2005-02-19 09:20:34

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	+ [[Thumbnail(Hattie_Weber_sign.jpg, right)]] + [[Thumbnail(Hattie_Weber_front.jpg, right)]] + + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Location'''\|\| + \|\|445 C Streeet, north east corner of ["Central Park"]\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Hours'''\|\| + \|\|Wed and Sat 10am - 4pm\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Phone'''\|\| + \|\|(530)758-5637\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Website'''\|\| + \|\|[http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/go/hattie/]\|\|

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JasonAller — 2005-02-19 09:13:36

Upload of image Hattie_Weber_front.jpg.

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JasonAller — 2005-02-19 09:13:20

Upload of image Hattie_Weber_sign.jpg.