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Biographies of American Library People Disclaimer: The Web sites below vary widely in quality. The three volumes of the Dictionary of American Library Biography and other printed resources should be consulted for better documented and more thorough biographies. If you would like to suggest additional or alternative Web sites, please contact me at nix@libraryhistorybuff.org . See also: Biographies of Library People of the World Compilations Black Women Public Librarians (article
by Cheryl Knott Malone) Librarians Dedicated to Human Rights (article by Katharine J. Phenix and Kathleen de la Pena McCook in PDF format) Librarians of Congress Library Advocates of the 20th Century Oklahoma Library Legends South Carolina History Project Biographies Texas Library Champions Wisconsin Library Hall of Fame World Libraries -
The Pioneers The "Dead Germans Project" - Univ. of Tenn. at
Knoxville Librarian Trading Cards Individuals Sarah Byrd Askew (New Jersey
library leader)
Augusta Baker (1911-1998) Sanford Berman (Legendary
Cataloger) Thomas Bray (Father of American
Libraries?) Andrew Carnegie (The Patron Saint
of Libraries) Virginia Carter Castleman (Drexel
Library School Graduate 1899) Charles Ammi Cutter (Library
Systematizer Extraordinaire) John Cotton Dana
(Library leader and promoter) Melvil Dewey (Father of American
Librarianship) Seymour Eaton (Founder of the
Booklovers Library and the Tabard Inn Library) Benjamin Franklin (Friend of
Libraries) Mary Elizabeth Frayzer (South
Carolina public library pioneer) Muriel Fuller (Wisconsin library leader) Helen Haines (Queen of Bookworms) Adelaide R. Hasse (First Supt. of
Documents Librarian) Lister Hill (Legislative Champion
of the Library Services Act) Carl H. Milan
(1884-1963) Secretary of the American Library Association Angeline Vernon Milner (Illinois State
University's First Librarian) Nancy Pearl (Librarian Action
Figure) Lawrence Clark Powell (Former UCLA
University Librarian) Ainsworth Rand Spofford (Former
Librarian of Congress) Nettie Barcroft Taylor (Former Maryland
State Librarian) Estellene P. Walker, 1913-1984
(Former South Carolina State Librarian) Justin Winsor (First President of
the American Library Association)
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