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Acton Memorial Library |
Not Afraid to Go: Acton’s Part in the Birth and Preservation of Our Nation
The Acton Memorial Library
In 1890, Willam Allan Wilde offered his native town of Acton a Library to be a memorial to the Acton men who had fought to preserve the Union. This section includes:
- Portrait of William Allan Wilde
- Two photos of interior of the Library in 1890
- Program of Library dedication 1890
- Letter from Wilde to Selectmen offering to build Library
- Bookplate from 1890
