State Library near Doric Hall Opens New Glazed Reading Rooms
The Massachusetts State Library moves archives from Doric Hall to a new grand complex with amber skylights and bronze doors. Librarian C. B. Tillinghast expanded collections in law and government, enlarged the newspaper gallery, and implemented a card indexing system for public figures and events. The facility aims to serve scholars, journalists, and officials with a vast capacity for volumes and newspapers.
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Gloucester Times
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Columbia Sentinel
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Origin of the Massachusetts State Library and its growth
The Massachusetts State Library started under 1826 law with the State House collections, evolving from an 1831 catalogue of 2102 titles to 1879 holdings of 42 000 volumes. It shifted from a land office trust to a three trustee board and State librarian, with annual appropriations rising from 300 to 2300 then 5000, reflecting growing educational and internal improvement goals.
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ART AND ARTISTS. Do Americans gain recognition for effort
The article argues public taste shapes art success more than pure talent. It notes many American painters sell well when they have style and finish, while others starve despite skill. It claims few American artists reach the high finish of Decamps or Knaus, and suggests a good picture sells anywhere to buyers.
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Wagner
Caliga
Hardwick
Sandham
Prang
America
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