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- 1. FRANKLIN PARK PUBLIC LIBRARY DICTRICT Marie Saeli, executive director S ens ing the mood of community Interviewed by Małgorzata Kot
- 13. Franklin Park Public Library's Local History Department
- 14. Varia Franklinae If you have materials you wish to donate or know of anyone who might, please contact Mark Johnson at mjohnson@franklinparklibrary.org
- 15. Valuable, historic , and museum artifacts
- 16. Photograph collection includes many from the Hammill Photography Studios, dating back as far as 1942. Images can also be found on the FPPL Flickr page.
- 19. Children section
- 21. Workshops and special themes
- 22. FPPL Website
- 23. Facebook
- 24. Twitter
- 25. Flickr
- 26. Yelp
- 27. FPPL Newsletter
- 31. FPPL Staff Total Full-time Part-time MLIS Other degree or no college Circulation 12 2 10 0 12 Tech Services 4 3 1 1 3 Youth Services 5 3 2 1 4 Adult Services 6 5 1 4 2 Others 5 3 2 1 4 32 15 17 7 25
- 34. Public Internet Access Policy
- 36. Property of the FPPL
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- In her office with the impresive collection personal guidance and collection of polices bounded and shelves with archival precision as well as the fun gadgets.
- We began collecting materials for the shortly after Louise Keuck was hired as head librarian (1962). At that time, Miss Keuck had the foresight to begin to save such things as Franklin Park telephone books, photographs, and high school yearbooks. Lillian O'Boyle was hired as local history librarian in 1973. The collection grew to include oral histories, newspaper clippings, biographical information on early settlers, additional photographs, maps, etc. Today we continue to collect these, as well as other materials. Our newspaper collection begins with the first issue of the Franklin Park Journal (September 13, 1946). The Franklin Park Journal combined with the Franklin Park Herald in 1983. We have continued this collection to date. Past issues of the newspaper have been bound and are available on microfilm. The East Leyden Yearbooks date back to 1928. We own the East Leyden yearbooks from the years 1928-32, 1934, 1936-39, and 1951-present. (We are hoping to fill in the missing dates to help complete our collection.