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SUMMARY:A Celebration of Massachusetts Libraries on Zoom
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DESCRIPTION:A History of Libraries In The Bay State.\nhttps://mhl.libnet.i
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>From the early days of European settlement
  to the present\, Boston and Massachusetts have been friendly to the print
 ed word. In fact\, the first printing press in British North America arriv
 ed at Harvard in 1636. Libraries -- private\, public\, and academic -- qui
 ckly followed. Massachusetts author and historian Alan Earls will present 
 a slideshow and discussion of some of the important milestones\, architect
 ural gems\, and key figures in this story as well as an overview of just h
 ow richly endowed we are with libraries of all kinds today. Highlights inc
 lude Ben Franklin&rsquo\;s gift to found the first free public library in 
 Franklin\; the first library for industrial workers\; the first children&r
 squo\;s library\; and the first tax-payer funded town and city libraries\,
  as well as pioneering cataloging systems\, philanthropists\, architects\,
  and more.</p>\nhttps://mhl.libnet.info/event/8512403
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