Libraries in the District of Columbia
Libraries in the District of Columbia
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Mildred M. Peacock. Christian Science publications.
104. Columbia Historical Society, Library cf the, Room 57, Pacific Building, 622 F Street. No phone. Librarian, Miss Maud Burr Morris, History, especially of the District of Columbia. 2, 500 volumes.
105. Community Service, Library of the, 918 10th Street. Phone, Main 7600. In charge of library, Miss N. Scott. General literature. 3, 000 volumes.
106. Corcoran Gallery of Art, Li- brary of the, 1st floor, Art Gallery Building, 17th Street and Ne...w York Avenue. Phone, Main 1600. Art books and art reference books. 3, 000 volumes.
107. Cosmos Club, Library of the, Cosmos Club House, 1520 H Street, corner of Madison Place. Phone, Main 303. Librarian, Henry E. Lower. Reference, history, travel and litera- ture. 4, 000 volumes.
108. Daughters of the American Revolution Memorial Library, Conti- nental Hall, 17th Street. Phone, Main 4980. Librarian-General, Mrs. F. D. Ellison, Librarian, Miss Alice Griggs. Americana, genealogy, local and fam- ily history.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mildred M. Peacock. Christian Science publications.
104. Columbia Historical Society, Library cf the, Room 57, Pacific Building, 622 F Street. No phone. Librarian, Miss Maud Burr Morris, History, especially of the District of Columbia. 2, 500 volumes.
105. Community Service, Library of the, 918 10th Street. Phone, Main 7600. In charge of library, Miss N. Scott. General literature. 3, 000 volumes.
106. Corcoran Gallery of Art, Li- brary of the, 1st floor, Art Gallery Building, 17th Street and Ne...w York Avenue. Phone, Main 1600. Art books and art reference books. 3, 000 volumes.
107. Cosmos Club, Library of the, Cosmos Club House, 1520 H Street, corner of Madison Place. Phone, Main 303. Librarian, Henry E. Lower. Reference, history, travel and litera- ture. 4, 000 volumes.
108. Daughters of the American Revolution Memorial Library, Conti- nental Hall, 17th Street. Phone, Main 4980. Librarian-General, Mrs. F. D. Ellison, Librarian, Miss Alice Griggs. Americana, genealogy, local and fam- ily history.
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