Showing posts with label librarian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label librarian. Show all posts

Thursday, June 9, 2011

Video: The Librarian

I would like to include more videos on the site. If anyone knows of some excellent library videos, architecture, history, etc. let me know and I can post them. I really want videos keeping within the theme of the site. The preferred videos would show the history of a library, something about the architecture, old scenes and views, early 20th century to probably about 1970s.

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Banned Books Postcard

Be a thrill seeker. Read a banned book!

A girl that reads banned books ?
Hummmmmmm.... Don't know to many of them ! If you space travel maybe we can hang out sometime !

Lesbrarian T Shirts

The classic long-sleeve t-shirt, made just for women. Pre-shrunk 5.0 ounce 100% combed, ring-spun cotton, super-soft baby jersey knit. Coverstitched 3/4" bottom hem and sleeve opening. Custom contoured fit. Made by Bella. Imported

Lesbrarian shirt
Lesbrarian by librariangear
Tshirts made by zazzle

Old School T-shirt

A snug baby rib fitted long-sleeve shirt. Pre-shrunk 5.8 ounce 100% combed ring-spun cotton, super-soft baby rib knit. Generous long sleeve length. Made by Bella. Imported.

Saturday, January 30, 2010

Libraries Rock Dog Tee Shirt

Share your love for the Library with this colorful fun design with the words Libraries Rock. Great for a Librarian.

Barcode Librarian Postcard

Barcode Librarian. Get this fun design featuring your hobby, occupation, or obsession on great t-shirts, stickers & much more. They also make great gifts!

Barcode Librarian postcard
Barcode Librarian by crazygoodstuff
Postcards made online at zazzle

Friday, December 18, 2009

1976 Hamlin Memorial Library, Paris Hill, Paris, Maine

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This thick-walled stone building built in 1828 as the Oxford County Jail is now used as a library. With the exception of the removal of the cells and changes in the roof, the building is in its original form. [From the back of the card]

The vacant jail building was purchased by Dr. Augustus C. Hamlin, nephew of Hon. Hannibal H. Hamlin (Vice President of the United States during Lincoln's first term). In the 1960's the domed roof was replaced by one closer to the original design. A new second floor and interior staircase was added, and shelving installed on the first floor. The building now houses a small public circulating library , a modest research facility, and a museum collection relating to local, state, and national history. [Thanks to the Hamlin Memorial Library & Museum]

Monday, December 14, 2009

Libraries are Fun Bag

Librarians will enjoy this colorful design with the words Libraries are Fun!

Great for carrying groceries, books or just about anything else, this 100% cotton jumbo tote has a squared off bottom and extra long natural web handles. Dimensions: 20"w x14.5"h x4.5"d.