Photograph of the Helen Hall Library building under construction, as seen from the interior.

Photograph of the Helen Hall Library building under construction, as seen from the interior second floor. The floor, made of wooden planks, is not yet finished. The staircase leading down is visible just behind the unfinished floor. The upper portion of the building's segmented arches is visible.

Photograph of the Helen Hall Library building under construction, as seen from the interior on the second floor. The landscape outside the building is visible through the upper portion of the segmented arches, which are featured all along the building's perimeter.

Photograph of two librarians standing inside the unfinished Helen Hall Library building and surveying the progress.

Photograph of the exterior of the Helen Hall Library building addition. The exterior's facade features segmented arches.

Photograph of a group of orange-colored scaffolds set up by the exterior of the Helen Hall Library. The building's exterior features tall segmental arches, one of which is unfinished.

Photograph of orange-colored scaffolds set up near pillars that have been erected as part of the Helen Hall Library building addition. The landscape is visible beyond the pillars.

Photograph of the staircase under construction inside the new addition to the Helen Hall Library. It features a mezzanine area between the two floors.

Photograph of the interior second floor of Helen Hall Library during its period of reconstruction. The floor is covered in piles of building materials. Beyond the unfinished walls is a window in the shape of a segmental arch that lets in light.

Photograph of the interior of Helen Hall Library during the period in which it was under construction. A pair of rectangular galvanized ducts is on the floor. The building's unfinished staircase is visible in the background.

Photograph of two women standing together on the wooden deck in League Park, where the city's Fourth of July celebration is being held. The woman on the right has a staff in her hand, at the top of which is a circular emblem featuring an image of the League Park gazebo. The woman on the left is identified as Fay Dudney from the League City Historical Society who is presenting a brass plaque to homeowner Georgie Farrow. The man seated is identified as Dr. Ned Dudney, the husband of Fay Dudney. Patriotic bunting is draped over the deck's railing. A tent provides shade over the deck. A red trailer with a closed concession window is visible in the background; a man in a hat is sitting right below the concession window.