TY - SER
AU - Anne Campbell
AU - Jeannie Mah
AU - Susan Birley
CY - Regina, Canada
LA - English
N1 -
Collection of essays about the public library in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Contents:
- Intro
- Foreword: Public Libraries: A Very Short Personal History
- Foreword: Public Library Beginnings in Saskatchewan
- From the Editors
Part 1. Beginnings, the Chief Librarians and their Terms
- Regina Citizens Petition for a Free Public Library
- J. R. C. Honeyman (1908-1936) and the New Library in Action
- Three Librarians (1937-47) and World War II
- Marjorie Dunlop (1948-72), the Postwar Era, and Moving into the Future
- Ron Yeo (1972-88): A Bookseller Becomes Chief Librarian
- Ken Jensen (1988-98): Financial Restraint and Increased Scrutiny
- Sandy Cameron (1999-2005): Cutbacks and Closures
- Jeff Barber (2005-present): A New Direction
Part 2. The Library and How It Works
- Behind the Scenes
- Central Public Services, Part 1: Circulation, Information Services, Interlibrary Loan, Film and Audio-Visual Services, and the RPL Film Theatre
- Central Public Services, Part 2: The History of RPL's Children's Services According to Dewey Decimal
- Central Public Services, Part 3: The Prairie History Room
- Community Relations: public relations, writer-in-residence, adult programming, outreach, literacy services, and albert library
- The Central Library Building
- Serving Neighbourhoods: Branch Libraries and Booktrailers
- The Dunlop Art Gallery
Part 3. Today, Tomorrow, and the Future
- Conclusion: The Regina Public Library in the World of Tomorrow
- Afterword: The Future of the Regina Public Library
Appendices:
- Appendix A. Board Members: 1908 to 2014
- Appendix B. Writers-in-Residence
- Appendix C. A Brief History of Libraries from Antiquity to the RPL
PB - University of Regina Press
PP - Regina, Canada
PY - 2017
SN - 9780889774827
EP - 408 pp.
TI - Biblio Files: A History of the Regina Public Library
ER -