According to Mrs. DiLallo, the library paintings were done by Mrs. Fran MacArthur, Charlton Heights librarian from 1974-1981.  She made the outlines, with the assistance of Mrs. Marge Priester, by projecting transparencies of images from books onto the library walls with an overhead projector.  They then painted the colors in.  As best I can tell, the titles and copyright dates listed below are the correct ones from which the paintings were taken.  Please let me know if I have made errors!  (email Mrs. Tomlinson at stomlinson@admin.bhbl.neric.org)

1. Best Friends for Frances by Russell Hoban.  Illustrations by Lillian Hoban.  ©1969.

2. Blueberries for Sal by Munro Leaf.  Illustrations by Robert Lawson.  ©1938.

3. Charlotte's Web by E.B. White.  Illustrated by Garth Williams.  ©1952.

4. Curious George written and illustrated by H.A. Rey.  ©1941.

5. Dorrie and the Weather-box written and illustrated by Patricia Coombs.  ©1966.

6. Drummer Hoff adapted by Barbara Emberly.  Illustrations by Ed Emberly.  ©1967.

7. Hansel and Gretel by the Brothers Grimm.  Illustrated by Adrienne Adams. ©1975.

8. Just So Stories by Rudyard Kipling ("The Elephant's Child")  ©1902.

9. I Know an Old Lady by Alan Mills.  Illustrations by Abner Graboff.  ©1961.

10. The Little Juggler adapted and illustrated by Susan Cooper.  ©1961.

11. Lyle and His Mother written and illustrated by Bernard Waber.  ©1974.

12. Norman the Doorman written and illustrated by Don Freeman.  ©1959.

13. Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie.  Illustrations by Nora S. Unwin.  ©1950.

14. Pippi Longstocking by Astrid Lindgren.  Illustrations by Louis S. Glanzman.  ©1950.

15. Rabbit Hill written and illustrated by Robert Lawson.  ©1944.

16. The Brementown Musicians retold by Ruth Belov Gross.  Illustrated by Jack Kent.  ©1974.

17. The Cat in the Hat written and illustrated by Dr. Seuss.  ©1957.

18. Ben and Me by Robert Lawson.  ©1939.

19. Anatole by Eve Titus.  Illustrations by Paul Galdone.  ©1956.

20. The Snowy Day written and illustrated by Ezra Jack Keats.  ©1962.

21. The Story of Ferdinand by Munro Leaf.  Illustrated by Robert Lawson.  ©1938.

22. Love is a Special Way of Feeling written and illustrated by Joan Walsh Anglund.  ©1960.