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Published on September 09, 2022
The year 1962 provided some enduring icons, from the release of the first James Bond film to Goldfish Crackers landing on grocery shelves. For the Wedgwood neighborhood, it was the year its branch library opened.
Library staff, city officials and community members will gather on Saturday, Oct. 8, at the Wedgwood Branch Library, 3816 Kimberly Lane, to celebrate the library’s birthday almost 60 years to the day it opened on Oct. 7, 1962.
Join us to experience the fun! There will be party games, 1962 trivia (we gave you two possible answers above), a slideshow of memories and a special birthday story time. All are welcome to share their memories of the library’s past and present throughout the day. Activities are scheduled to kick off at 10:30 a.m. and continue throughout the day.
The Wedgwood facility is the Fort Worth Public Library’s oldest building and originally opened as the Southwest Branch.
Got memories to share? Please let us know here.