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Line 39: − {{ − Portal box − | title=About Digital Collection Tab − | column=left − | content= − The Digital Collection includes links to images of [[Churches|churches]], [[Education|schools]], businesses and residents. In addition, local historian [[Harry S. McClarran's Digital Collection of Photos|Harry S. McClarran]] has agreed to loan us some photos from his extensive collection to add to the Wiki. In honor of his years of work, we have an entire section on Wiki devoted to his collection. − }} − − {{ − Portal box − | title=About Historical Atlas Tab − | column=right − | content= − The Historical Atlases tab includes links to early plat maps of [[Wayne County, Ohio]]. − Images of [[Directories|historical directories]] and [[Business Letterheads|business letterheads]] may be found through the [https://www.wcpl.info/wiki/index.php/Portal:Business/Directory Business Gallery] located through the [https://www.wcpl.info/wiki/index.php/Portal:Business Business Portal] of the Wayne County (OH) Wiki. − }}
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| content=In the 1900 United States Census for Wooster City, Ward 1 Bertha Ellsperman was listed as a "Librarian at Reading Room". This photo shows Ms. Ellsperman working at her desk in 1897. She was the first Librarian of the new Wooster Public Library and Museum established in 1897. She was hired on 10 April 1897. She was relieved of her duties as librarian in 1901.
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| content=In 1897, a number of citizens of Wooster organized the Wooster Free Library Association. In 1903, Andrew Carnegie agreed to donate $15,000 for a free public library in Wooster. By June 1903, the location of the new library was chosen. The new free public library would be located on the "old Larwill property on North Market street". The new library was dedicated in May 1905. Although it was built with Carnegie funds, the library was never designated as a Carnegie Library.
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