Book lists, [not before 1895]

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Book lists, [not before 1895]

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This series consists of a list of approximately 300 books that was compiled by the School for the Blind according to subject categories. The purpose of the list is not indicated, but the layout points to an attempt to inventory library collections in some way that was only partially completed. The lists are on pages 82-505 of a volume labeled "Ledger" and which also includes an annual report of accounts for 1901-1902, as well as ledger accounts predating the series by several decades.

.2 cu. ft. (part of one bound volume) (1 microfilm reel)

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