In my earlier post on Frances L. Westover, I noted that she worked in Chatham in 1909-1910. It’s now clear that Westover was hired to be the Assistant Librarian by Ella Wagar, perhaps as early as 1903. When Wagar left Chatham to accept a position at NYPL in 1907, Westover took over as the head librarian. Westover resigned in 1910 and accepted a position at NYPL.
This blog focuses on my research on the branch librarians of the New York Public Library during the first 50 years of the Circulation Department, 1901-1950. I am particularly interested in who became a Branch Librarian, how they achieved and then lost autonomy within the institution, their publishing history, and other aspects of their lives. This blog has no official connection with the New York Public Library.
Saturday, May 19, 2012
FRANCES WESTOVER—UPDATE
In researching my post on Ella Wagar, I wrote the Chatham Public Library for information. The library generously sent me a copy of its recently published history by Dominick C. Lizzi. That publication also provided new information on Frances Westover’s career.
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