Library records, [ca. 1866]-1992.

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Library records, [ca. 1866]-1992.

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Materials pertaining to the library include correspondence; bookmarks; bibliographies; brochures, booklets, programs; fact sheets, and guides to the library; reports; accession lists including four ledgers (1898-1930); circulation records including four ledgers (1873-1910); news clippings; photographs; and two undated shelf list ledgers.

5.5 linear ft.

Lincoln University, Langston Hughes Memorial Library, Langston Hughes Memorial Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 8058677

Lincoln University, Langston Hughes Memorial Library, Langston Hughes Memorial Library

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Labaree, Mary Fleming

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Grim, Harold F.

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Gunn, H. D.

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Yelton, Donald Charles

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Wimbish, Emery

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