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Boston Public Library honors women, pioneers who shaped its archives

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Once hidden behind credentials and closed doors, Boston Public Library’s Special Collections is now more accessible than ever. Its latest March 25 open house featured “Women Who Shaped the BPL,” an exhibit honoring the female donors, curators and collectors who helped build its archives.  The display included books preserved by Mary Bogan, the first woman to work in the Boston Public Library, or BPL, conservation lab in the 1990s, along with han…
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Boston Public Library honors women, pioneers who shaped its archives

Once hidden behind credentials and closed doors, Boston Public Library’s Special Collections is now more accessible than ever. Its latest March 25 open house featured “Women Who Shaped the BPL,” an exhibit honoring the female donors, curators and collectors who helped build its archives.  The display included books preserved by Mary Bogan, the first woman to work in the Boston Public Library, or BPL, conservation lab in the 1990s, along with han…

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Honoring the women who moved the Oconee County Public Library forward

WALHALLA — As Women’s History Month comes to a close, it’s important to honor and recognize four women who played a big role in shaping the Oconee County Public Library system into the well-functioning entity it is today.

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