Beyond books : stories of Traverse Area libraries, 1860-2020 / Heather Shumaker.
Publisher: Traverse City, Mich. : CRSTAL Publishing, [2022]Copyright date: ©2022.Description: xiv, 232 pages : illustrations ; 26 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780578315089
- F572 .G5 S58 2022
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F572 .G5 L415 1988 A History of the Grand Traverse region / | F572 .G5 S26 Rob's recollections : an early history of Whitewater Township and Skegemog Point, Grand Traverse County, Michigan / | F572 .G5 S35 The Boardman valley / | F572 .G5 S58 2022 Beyond books : stories of Traverse Area libraries, 1860-2020 / | F572 .G5 S74 2001 Beauty is therapy : memories of the Traverse City State Hospital / | F572 .G5 S74 2001 Beauty is therapy : memories of the Traverse City State Hospital / | F572 .G5 S758 2001 Century of summers at Arbutus Lake / |
Includes bibliography and index.
Foreword -- Preface -- The Living Library -- Chapter 1: Early Libraries -- Chapter 2: Carnegie Libraries -- Chapter 3: The Great Site Fight, 1902-1904 -- Chapter 4: A Carnegie Library on Sixth Street -- Chapter 5: Library Days, 1905-1940s -- Chapter 6: Library Days, 1950s-1970s -- Chapter 7: The McGuire Years -- Chapter 8: Outgrowing the Carnegie Library -- Chapter 9: Rallying for the Library Again -- Chapter 10: Citizens for Libraries -- Chapter 11: Finding a New Home -- Chapter 12: Vote YES For Libraries -- Chapter 13: Welcome to Woodmere -- Chapter 14: Community Growth and Change -- Chapter 15: Privacy and Censorship -- Chapter 16: The Modern Library -- Chapter 17: TADL into the Future.
A history of Grand Traverse County, Michigan libraries, beginning with an early Traverse Township Library and a Ladies' Library Association established in 1869. Emphasis is on community support of its libraries through 140 years and how libraries continued engaging the public and remaining an integral part of the community. More recently local libraries needed to reinvent themselves to provide services during the pandemic. Includes historic photographs and local Traverse City history. An additional feature is an essay, The Living Library, by Hank Bailey, a tribal member of the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians.
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