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History of the Ann Arbor Library, 1827-1991

Year
1991

Introduction

The Ann Arbor Public Library traces its origins from two strands, public and private: the high school library started in 1856, and the Ladies Library Association founded in 1866. But both of these groups had predecessors, the high school library in the township district libraries and the Ladies Library Association in four earlier book lending groups.

Early Library History

County Library System's Goal: Money

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4
Month
March
Year
1965
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Libraries Donate Books To Washtenaw County Juvenile Home, January 1957

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Year:
1957
Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 8, 1957
Caption:
BOOKS FOR JUVENILE HOME: Juvenile Director Harold A. Nielsen (right) accepts from Mrs. Edward Stasheff, president of the Friends of the Ann Arbor Public Library, one of the $100 worth of books donated for use in the Washtenaw County Juvenile Home. Watching the transaction are Janet White (left), president of the University of Michigan Library Staff Association, and Chief Librarian Homer Chance. The books were paid for by the association and the Friends of the Public Library. Each paid half the costs.

Chance, Homer R.

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Day
3
Month
June
Year
2009
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Book Fair Signs Ready

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Parent Issue
Day
19
Month
May
Year
1967
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