Some American Librarians

Abstract

ONE evening, while in Virginia, I dined in very select company—for I was the only guest present, excepting the Secretary of the American Library Association, who had not been a president of that body. I was not, however, the only Englishman in the party,—and by Englishman in this paragraph 1 mean British born,—for Andrew Keogh, the Librarian of Yale University and President for 1929–30, sat opposite me. Keogh, like myself, was born in Newcastle‐on‐Tyne.

Citation

McCOLVIN, L.R. (1937), "Some American Librarians", Library Review, Vol. 6 No. 1, pp. 4-10. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb012019