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Sign: Ramat Gan - Beit HaEzrach and Dvir Bialik Library


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Bialik St 42, Ramat Gan, Israel
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On the sign:
סמל העיר רמת גן
עיריית רמת-גן

[צילום בית האזרח]
צלם לא ידוע

בית האזרח וספריית דביר ביאליק
בנייתו החלה בשנת 1936, כמרכז תרבות.
לאחר שהבנייה הופסקה והמבנה עמד נטוש וחשוף, הועלה רעיון להפכו כאגף נוסף לבית הספר העממי הסמוך. הרעיון לא מומש.
בשנת 1944, הושלם הבניין.חלקו הקדמי היה ל"בית האזרח", והתקיימו בו הרצאות בנושאי דת, ספרות ופוליטיקה. לעיתים אף שימש כאולם אירועים ושמחות. בחלקו האחורי בן שתי הקומות, נוסדה בשנת 1945 הספרייה הציבורית הראשונה בישוב, ספריית "דביר ביאליק" (שהפכה לספרייה המרכזית ברחוב חיבת ציון).
בשנות ה-50 הורחב "בית האזרח" ונוספו לו עוד שלוש קומות.

בית קריניצי
בית העיר רמת-גן

[Image: Beit HaEzrach]
Unknown photographer

Beit HaEzrach (The Citizen’s House) and Dvir Bialik Library
The building’s construction started in 1936, as a cultural center. After construction was discontinued, and the structure stood abandoned and bare, it was suggested that it be turned into an additional wing of the elementary school next door. The idea never came to fruition.
In 1944, the building was completed. The front section became "Beit HaEzrach" (The Citizen’s House) where lectures about religion, literature and politics were hosted. At times, it was even used as a hall for events and functions. The first public library of the Yishuv, the "Dvir Bialik" library (which became the central library on Hibbat Zion road) was established in its two-story back section in 1945. During the 1950’s, "Beit HaEzrach" was expanded and three additional floors were added to it.
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The sign is one of a series of signs posted by the Ramat Gan Municipality and the Krinitzi House - the Ramat Gan City House that tells the historical story of Ramat Gan

A view at the building in the photo taken that day Click for a larger image

There is also a sign on the use of the house by Lehi underground Click for sign's details




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