Public Libraries in the United States of America; Their History, Condition, And Management. Special Report, Department of the Interior, Bureau of Education. Part I
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, Tlje library contains 200 bound volumes, the same number of pam- phlets, and 250 manuscripts, the last relating entirely to pioneer and Itidian history and works of the mound builders. The specialty of the library Ys local, especially pioneer history and biography. Tlie larger proportion of tbe books and collections has been presented. The yearly accessions to the library average 25 b.)oks and 30 pamphlets ; to the cabinet, 100 relics and specimens. The library is free to the public. '■■..'- ...■ ' , ; The society owns no property, and its income is entirely from gifts.
None of the officers receives a salary. - P. ■5f.'0'Banon, president; 0. B. Giflfiii, corresponding secretary.
FIRELANDS HISTORICAL SOCIETY, NORWAL?;, OHIO.
yiiis society, organized July 4, 1857, limits its membership tO residents of the'Firelands. The terms of membership are the payihenf of 25 cents yearly. There are nearly 700 members. The nleetiugs are annual and quarterly.
iSieven' Volumes of the Firelands Pioneer have been published, the 360 PupUq Libraries in the United ■BiMes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, Tlje library contains 200 bound volumes, the same number of pam- phlets, and 250 manuscripts, the last relating entirely to pioneer and Itidian history and works of the mound builders. The specialty of the library Ys local, especially pioneer history and biography. Tlie larger proportion of tbe books and collections has been presented. The yearly accessions to the library average 25 b.)oks and 30 pamphlets ; to the cabinet, 100 relics and specimens. The library is free to the public. '■■..'- ...■ ' , ; The society owns no property, and its income is entirely from gifts.
None of the officers receives a salary. - P. ■5f.'0'Banon, president; 0. B. Giflfiii, corresponding secretary.
FIRELANDS HISTORICAL SOCIETY, NORWAL?;, OHIO.
yiiis society, organized July 4, 1857, limits its membership tO residents of the'Firelands. The terms of membership are the payihenf of 25 cents yearly. There are nearly 700 members. The nleetiugs are annual and quarterly.
iSieven' Volumes of the Firelands Pioneer have been published, the 360 PupUq Libraries in the United ■BiMes.
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