The Library
Association of Sandusky was incorporated in Ohio on November 4, 1895, and has
provided free library service to residents of Erie County ever since. For more history of Sandusky Library, visit the library’s website. In honor of National Library Week, here are some pictures
of readers and library patrons from the collections of the Sandusky Library
Archives Research Center. Three young ladies are seen reading in the back of a
truck in front of the library in 1926.
In the early 1950s, the Follett
House was home to Home Economics classes from Sandusky High School. These young readers were a part of the early
education unit of the Home Economics class.
Long time Head Librarian Mary
McCann sometimes worked on the Bookmobile.
We do not know the exact date of
this picture, but notes on the back indicate that these women and girls were all members of Mrs. Emrich’s Reading Club.
Besides tradional books in hard copy, Sandusky Library now
offers books for your Smart Phone, Kindle, or tablet, and eBooks for your mp3
player. Click on the eMedia link on the Sandusky Library’s home page to get started.
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