Newberry Library
From: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
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Date: 2008
Newberry Library see under Newberry, Walter Loomis .
Author not available, NEWBERRY LIBRARY.,
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... brother, the Chicago Public Library, is still in temporary ... But the privately funded Newberry Library is snug in a renovated ... be: A world-class public library. "We're not trying to bring ... Charles Cullen, speaking of Newberry outreach efforts. "People ... contrast Comparing the ...
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