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词条 Salem Social Library
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  1. Subscribers

  2. See also

  3. References

  4. Further reading

  5. External links

The Salem Social Library (1760-1810) or Social Library in Salem was a proprietary library in Salem, Massachusetts. "Twenty-eight gentlemen ... subscribed 165 guineas. ... A Boston minister, [Jeremy Condy],[1] was employed to buy the books in London and the library opened in a brick schoolhouse May 20, 1761, with 415 volumes including gifts given by members. The revolution was a bitter blow to many of the gentlemen who had founded the library. Many of the proprietors fled to England. ... In 1784 the library made a new start in new quarters in the new ... schoolhouse. Here they remained about 15 years, the schoolmaster acting as librarian."[2] "In 1797 they became incorporated;"[3] Edward Augustus Holyoke, Jacob Ashton, Joseph Hiller, and Edward Pulling served as signatories.[4] "There were over 40 proprietors when in 1810 the library was turned over to the [Salem] Athenaeum."[5][6]

Subscribers

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  • Samuel Barnard[7]
  • Thomas Barnard[7]
  • Samuel Barton Jr.[7]
  • Joseph Blaney[7]
  • Joseph Bowditch[7]
  • William Browne[7]
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  • Francis Cabot[7]
  • Joseph Cabot[7]
  • S. Curwen[7]
  • Richard Derby[7]
  • William Eppes[7]
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  • Samuel Gardner[7]
  • Samuel Gardner Jr.[7]
  • Stephen Higginson[7]
  • E.A. Holyoke[7]
  • William Jeffry[7]
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  • Daniel King[7]
  • John Nutting Jr.[7]
  • A. Oliver Jr.[7]
  • Timothy Orne[7]
  • Benjamin Pickman[7]
  • Benjamin Pickman Jr.[7]
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  • Ebenezer Putnam[7]
  • William Pynchon[7]
  • Nathaniel Ropes[7]
  • William Vans[7]
  • W. Walter[7]
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See also

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  • Salem Athenaeum, successor to the Social Library of Salem

References

1. ^James Raven. London booksellers and American customers: transatlantic literary community and the Charleston Library Society, 1748-1811. Univ of South Carolina Press, 2002
2. ^Library Journal, April 1910
3. ^Library Journal, April 1910
4. ^An Act for incorporating certain Persons by the Name of The Proprietors of the Social Library in Salem, February 7, 1797. [https://books.google.com/books?id=GLQvAAAAYAAJ Private and special statutes of the commonwealth of Massachusetts], Volume 2. Printed for the state, by Manning & Loring, 1805
5. ^Library Journal, April 1910
6. ^{{Citation |publisher = Salem Athenaeum] |publication-place = Salem, Mass. |title = Plummer Hall: its libraries, its collections, its historical associations |url = http://openlibrary.org/books/OL7000156M/Plummer_Hall |publication-date = 1882 |oclc = 13736607 }}
7. ^10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 H. Wheatland. Sketch of the Social and Philosophical Libraries. [https://books.google.com/books?id=k8cAAAAAYAAJ Proceedings of the Essex Institute], 1857

Further reading

  • Bylaws and regulations of the incorporated proprietors of the Social Library in Salem. 1797. (Includes catalog)
  • By-laws and regulations of the Proprietors of the Social Library in Salem ; with a Catalogue of the books belonging to the Library by Proprietors of the Social Library in Salem. Salem: Printed by Thomas C. Cushing, 1809.
  • "The Social Library." {{Citation

|publisher = Essex Institute
|publication-place = Salem, Mass
|author = Harriet Silvester Tapley
|url = http://openlibrary.org/books/OL16654407M/Salem_imprints_1768-1825
|title = Salem imprints, 1768-1825
|publication-date = 1927

External links

  • Phillips Library, Peabody Essex Museum. Records of the Social Library, 1760-1810.
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