Education - Georgia Library Commission - History of Georgia Public Library and Audio Tapes
Scope and Contents
This series contains ten audio tapes recorded in an effort to document the history of the public and school library movement in Georgia, at least in the reminiscences of pioneers in the field still living in 1974 when the tapes were made. The librarians interviewed were selected in an effort to gain an insight into a cross section of the field, ranging from a specialized college library such as that at Georgia Institute of Technology to the recollections of an African American college librarian. Also discussed on the tapes are such varied subjects as Georgia's participation in national librarians' organizations, public school library work, and developments at notable local public libraries outside Atlanta.
Dates
- Created: 1974
Creator
- Education (Organization)
Conditions Governing Access
Unrestricted
Extent
0 Linear Feet
Language of Materials
English
Arrangement Note
The tapes are arranged alphabetically by surname of first interviewee listed on the outside of each tape. Included in the finding aid is all the data indicated as to the subjects of the interviews. No differentiation has been made as to what is on which side of the tapes and rarely is the running time indicated.
- Title
- Education - Georgia Library Commission - History of Georgia Public Library and Audio Tapes
- Author
- Georgia Archives
- Description rules
- Local
- Language of description
- English
- Script of description
- Latin
Repository Details
Part of the Georgia Archives Repository
5800 Jonesboro Rd
Morrow GA 30260 United States