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The book spotlights several members who represent several libraries, as well as stencils, drawings, and pictures of children. It also contains the 1985 handbook and directory.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Georgia Library Association traces its history back to the Georgia Library Club in 1897.  This is the largest library association and the oldest.  Its activities are documented here. This collection contains materials dating from 1897 to present day. These materials cover a range of Georgia Library Association topics including: financial records, associational policies, committee meeting minutes, general reports and correspondece, conferences, as well as GLA project information. The...

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A red folder with two stickers reading: The Georgia Librarian. Inside are faxes and email, handwritten notes, and two pamphlets.

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Green felt banner reading "GLA" in black letters. Located on top.

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Green felt banner reading "Georgia Library Association" in black letters.

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A small peach t-shirt with blue lettering and announcing the Biennial conference at Jekyll Island on Oct 25-28, 1989.

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A multi-page outline of copies from a ALA preconference workshop on editing. Consists of 11 large sheets of paper covered in smaller cutouts of a presentation. (located on bottom of box).

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A large red bumper sticker that reads "Fight Prime Time Read A Book"

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A red and cream binder that hold miscellaneous papers for the Georgia Librarian, including member lists, ads and promotions, agendas, minutes, email, printers, mailing lists, news, correspondence, covers, production schedules, authors, potential authors, money matters and more.

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A grey binder labeled GLA. It contains sign in sheets, board meeting minutes, hand written notes, blank forms, handouts, short biographies, information on the GLA Secretary and duties, the 1993 handbook, the COMO booklet for 1995.

Scope and Contents The Georgia Library Association traces its history back to the Georgia Library Club in 1897.  This is the largest library association and the oldest.  Its activities are documented here. This collection contains materials dating from 1897 to present day. These materials cover a range of Georgia Library Association topics including: financial records, associational policies, committee meeting minutes, general reports and correspondece, conferences, as well as GLA project information. The...