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Lilac bush moved to Washoe Park; trustee proposes historical plaque

Hearst Free Library Board of Trustees · May 4, 2026
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Summary

Director Sam Walters reported the library's lilac bush was removed and replanted at Washoe Park next to the pond; Trustee Marsha Miller suggested placing a plaque at the new site to explain its history.

Director Sam Walters reported that the library's lilac bush has been removed and replanted at Washoe Park next to the pond; Historic Preservation Officer Gayla Hess provided a photograph of the new location. Trustee Marsha Miller suggested placing a plaque at the site with information about the bush's history.

Trustees discussed the idea but did not take a formal vote. Walters said he would continue coordinating with county preservation staff and the Friends of the Library on any marker, and further details would be resolved outside the meeting.