The Bronson Library stands on a grassy rise, a three-story red brick building with a columned entrance portico and a long side wing heavily covered in ivy. A dirt road runs across the foreground. The library took its name from Silas Bronson, a Waterbury-born merchant whose bequest established the city's public library, and it remained a civic landmark in Waterbury, Connecticut.
White border around the image; copyright line printed vertically along the right edge. Undivided back with printed stamp box ("PLACE STAMP HERE" / United States, Cuba, Canada, and Mexico one cent / foreign, two cents); white border; publisher imprint "Published by Alfred A. Adt, Photographer and Art Dealer, Waterbury, Conn."; front carries copyright 1905 by Alfred A. Adt, Waterbury, Conn. Light soiling, no writing.
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Bronson Library, Waterbury, Connecticut, 1905, postcard, c. 1905. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/bronson-library-waterbury-connecticut-1905. Accessed November 2, 2026.
