Across
- 3. The surname of the former Board of Directors President for whom the library’s primary public meeting room is named.
- 4. The library branch name that serves the southern portion of town, acting as the sister institution to the Broad Street main.
- 7. The name of the 19th-century benefactor and merchant whose local legacy is intertwined with early Windsor book collections.
- 10. The exact municipal street number on Broad Street that has served as the library's physical identity since its mid-century expansion.
- 12. The surname of the long-serving librarian or director whose tenure spanned the transition into the modern digital era at Broad Street.
- 13. The philanthropic foundation that, while common elsewhere, famously did NOT fund Windsor's library, as the town preferred local private funding.
- 15. The name of the specific collection or memorial fund established to enhance the library's historical acquisitions in the 20th century.
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- 1. The specific geographical room designation within the library that houses the most sensitive local history and genealogical volumes.
- 2. The name of the historic plaza or area immediately adjacent to the library grounds, named for a prominent local family.
- 5. The surname of the pioneering woman who served as the very first President of the Windsor Library Association in the 1880s.
- 6. The specific architectural style of the 1970s and 1990s renovations intended to harmonize the modern stacks with the Geissler House.
- 8. The surname of the family whose 1894 Victorian mansion remains the architectural cornerstone of the current library facility.
- 9. The name of the specific library wing or section that honors one of Windsor's primary framers of the Fundamental Orders.
- 11. The original 18th-century "Social _____ Company," which served as the primitive precursor to the formal Windsor Public Library.
- 14. The surname associated with the library's historical archives or the early curation of Windsor's genealogical records on-site.