1st Annual Report Of The Peabody Institute Library 1853

by: Peabody Institute Library Trustees

Publication date: 1853

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Topics: Peabody Institute (Peabody Mass.), Peabody Institute (Peabody Mass.)--Library Trustee's, Peabody Institute (Peabody Mass.)--Library Trustee's--Reports, Peabody Institute (Peabody Mass.)--Director's Report, Library Audit, Annual Report

Publisher: Peabody Institute Library

Collection: peabodyinstitutelibrarycollection; peabodyinstitutelibrarylocalhistoryresourcecenter; additional_collections

Contributor: Peabody Institute Library

Language: English

Because the Peabody Institute Library was a separate institution from the City of Peabody the Library was required to publish an annual report. The report, usually, included the names of the Trustees; names and titles of library staff; a letter from the Library Director; statistics from the previous year and the operating budget of the Library.

This report is the 1st annual report for the year 1853.

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