Historic Towns of the Western States
Historic Towns of the Western States
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The trustees finally took the lead in the establishment of a public library into which the collection of the Atheneum was merged. The law created a library board with limited powers of taxation. Public-spirited citizens contributed a valuable site on which there was erected a building not surpassed by any struc- ture of its kind in the country for convenience and general efficiency. In addition to the central building, there are two branch build- ings, one erected by the city and the other pres...ented to the city by ex-Governor John S. Pillsbury, who had already made his name synonymous with public generosity by his liberal gifts to the State University. The first librarian was Herbert Putnam, afterwards of the Boston Public Library, and now the Librarian of the Congressional Library at Washington. His successor, an eminent scholar, Dr. James K. Hosmer, has continued building upon the foundation laid by Mr. Put- nam. The system gives to the public a much greater liberty of access to the books than had been considered safe and desirable in other large libraries.
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The trustees finally took the lead in the establishment of a public library into which the collection of the Atheneum was merged. The law created a library board with limited powers of taxation. Public-spirited citizens contributed a valuable site on which there was erected a building not surpassed by any struc- ture of its kind in the country for convenience and general efficiency. In addition to the central building, there are two branch build- ings, one erected by the city and the other pres...ented to the city by ex-Governor John S. Pillsbury, who had already made his name synonymous with public generosity by his liberal gifts to the State University. The first librarian was Herbert Putnam, afterwards of the Boston Public Library, and now the Librarian of the Congressional Library at Washington. His successor, an eminent scholar, Dr. James K. Hosmer, has continued building upon the foundation laid by Mr. Put- nam. The system gives to the public a much greater liberty of access to the books than had been considered safe and desirable in other large libraries.
What to read after Historic Towns of the Western States?
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