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Physics Today, 1962
MEMBERS of the physics community who may wish to do so are invited to contribute books documenting the development and growth of physics to be placed in the American Institute of Physics' Niels Bohr Library of the History of Physics. The library will contain some archive materials, such as original manuscripts and notebooks of prominent physicists, as ...
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MEMBERS of the physics community who may wish to do so are invited to contribute books documenting the development and growth of physics to be placed in the American Institute of Physics' Niels Bohr Library of the History of Physics. The library will contain some archive materials, such as original manuscripts and notebooks of prominent physicists, as ...
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Encyclopedia of Library History
Journal of Education for Library and Information Science, 1994Edward Meachen +2 more
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Library History in Wolfenbüttel
Library History, 1980IT IS HARD to imagine a more congenial setting for a conference on library history than the Herzog August Bibliothek in Wolfenbiittel. This little town, full of half-timbered houses, retains many memorials of its time as the principal seat of the Dukes of Brunswick-Liineburg; and the most remarkable of them is the library.
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Lost to Memory and Invisible Stories: Reflections on the Australian Library History Forums 1984–2019
Journal of the Australian Library and Information Association, 2023Mary Carroll, Anna Griffith
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2009
This entry provides a review of the history of developments in library automation in the United States. It discusses four contexts within which library automation should be seen, and does so within each of six time periods: 1) pre-1945; 2) 1945–1960; 3) 1960–1975; 4) 1975–1990; 5) 1990–2008; and (6) post-2008.
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This entry provides a review of the history of developments in library automation in the United States. It discusses four contexts within which library automation should be seen, and does so within each of six time periods: 1) pre-1945; 2) 1945–1960; 3) 1960–1975; 4) 1975–1990; 5) 1990–2008; and (6) post-2008.
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History of Science in Durham Libraries
The British Journal for the History of Science, 1975A D, Burnett, D M, Knight
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The library: a fragile history
Zeitschrift für Bibliothekswesen und Bibliographie, 2022openaire +1 more source