Souvenir Of The Twenty-first Annual Meeting Of The Library Association, Held At Southport-preston-wigan, August 22-26, 1, (Hardcover)

This is a souvenir of the Twenty-first Annual Meeting of the Library Association, held at Southport-Preston-Wigan, August 22-26, 1898. It offers a glimpse into the Library Association's activities and discussions during that period. A valuable resource for those interested in the history of library science and the development of library practices in the late 19th century, it provides a snapshot of the issues and concerns facing librarians at the time. The document includes details about the meeting's proceedings, possibly including summaries of papers presented, discussions held, and decisions made. This souvenir offers a unique insight into the professional landscape of librarianship at the turn of the century.

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