Public Libraries and Early American Library History
A collage of notes on the origins of public libraries in America, tracing Benjamin Franklin’s 1721 Philadelphia library to the spread of subscription and public libraries in New York and Boston by 1890, plus notes on state laws and library holdings. The piece also includes varied items from a humorous piece on a boy with a dictionary to brief news notes on literature and science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Benjamin Franklin
Bolingen
Philadelphia Library Company
Hillary Bog
Merontile
New York
Boston
University of the State of
Vonjtress
Massachusetts
Garrard Unversity
Paris Ibrary
Druin Museu
Capitol Bill
Washington Post
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Verdi Mill Co
Verdi
Wastoe County
Nevada
Lonkey
Peesoeny
J. Condon
Maxsore
Bechetary
O. Loxwky
J. F. Coxnox
0. C. Powsixa
Dressep
East Lake
Appaxaeain Onvens
Verdi Mll, CO
Verpr
Nevana
W.T. Golding
Practical Boot and Shoe Maker
Wadsworth
G. Hoskins
Reno, Nev
D. Horman
J. M. McCormack
Monuments
Reno, Nevada
Florida
Johnny
Atlas
Delgin
Robert Walsh
Sciences Monthly
John Bartlett
Bluehill
Boxtan Quou
Bartlett
United States
Brazil
Austin Tyler
Russia
Paris Figaro
Carnot
Forain
Lyons
New York Observer
Willie Wibbles
Union
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Trades Unions
Catharine Dumveen
New York City
Stanislaus Franciscus Kozeminski
Siberia
Tnels Sar
Riverside Dairy
B. M. Shaber
Whitney
T. B. Whitney, Prop'r
Ruckee
California
Truckee
Wadsworth Saloon
SHORT
Billard Table
Beatty’s Pianos
Daniel F. Beatty
Washington, N. J
E. P. Butler
Opposite Opera Home
Reno
India
EST Pictures
Beatty
Washington, New Jersey
Churchill County
D. H. Dillard
Shage Teaver
All Pointe
U.S
Washington
Wadsworth Laundry
Luccachini & Co
Wadsworth, Nevada
T.brow
Addrem
C.a.snow &Co
Grp
Warmington
D.C. Watt
Aera