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Title	County Library
Subject	Literary Ohio Libraries Ohio Women
Place	Van Wert (Ohio) Van Wert County (Ohio)
Description	Saida Brumback Antrim, the daughter of Brumback Library founder John S. Brumback, was one of the longest-serving trustees of the Brumback Library. She wrote The County Library in 1914. This work chronicles the early history of the Brumback Library from its founding through the formation of its stations and branches in Van Wert County. The 8.5" x 6" (21.59 x 15.24 cm) volume is 306 pages. Included here is Antrim's Introduction and Chapter IV, "The Dedication" which discusses the opening of the library. The Brumback Library was the first county public library in the U.S. and was a pioneer in providing library service in rural America.
Creator	Antrim, Saida Brumback
Date of Original	1914
Source	Published material
Submitting Institution	Brumback Library
Type	Text

Title	Om662_972155_001
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Full Text	THE COUNTY LIBRARY THE PIONEER COUNTY LIBRARY (THE BRUM BACK LIBRARY OF VAN WERT COUNTY, OHIO) AND THE COUNTY LIBRARY MOVEMENT IN THE UNITED STATES BY SAIDA BRUMBACK ANTRIM Secretary of The Brumback Library Board AND ERNEST IRVING ANTRIM, Ph. D. (G6ttingen) WITH AS ILLUSTRjfTlONS FROM PHOTOGRJPHS AND A MAP THE PIONEER PRESS VAN WERT, OHIO

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