Hammond, Indiana: A Legacy of Diversity

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2006
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The Hammond Public Library was established in 1903 through the efforts of the Shakespeare Club, comprising many of the city’s teachers. It was housed in a Hammond millinery shop. Hammond’s leading citizens donated weighty tomes and magazines of interest to them and their friends. In the beginning, residents had to be recommended for membership and pay a subscription. Their names still exist in the original minutes of the library board.

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Swisher, Linda Herrick. (2006). Hammond, Indiana: A Legacy of Diversity. Indiana libraries, 25(2), 5-6.
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