Information & Culture
- Dedication of Library History Seminar IX to Edward G. Holley
- Robert S. Martin
- Remarks on the Library History Seminar IX
- Edward G. Holley
- The Cover
- Anne E. Moss
Plenary Sessions
- 'To make us bold and learn to read--to be friends to each other, and friends to the world': Libraries and the Origins of Civil Society in the United States
- Peter Dobkin Hall
- Public Funding for Rarity: Some American Debates
- Neil Harris
- American Public Libraries and the Third Sector: Historical Reflections and Implications
- Phyllis Dain
Library Philanthropy in India and Ancient Greece
- Pliny's Library at Comum
- T. Keith Dix
- Ahmedabadi Philanthropyh and Libraries
- Donald Clay Johnson
Council on Library Resources
- Reclaiming the Research Library: The Founding of the Council on Library Resources
- Deanna B. Marcum
- Librarians Go High-Tech, Perhaps: The Ford Foundation, the CLR, and INTREX
- Colin Burke
Rockefeller Philanthropy: Library Volunteers in Canada
- Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?: The Rockefeller Family and Libraries
- Mary B. Haskell
- Volunteers in Unionized Canadian Public Libraries: A Finely Tuned Partnership
- Ann Curry
Women and Philanthropy
- Carnegie Ladies, Lady Carnegies: Women and the Building of Libraries
- Paula D. Watson
- Library Philanthropy with a Personal Touch: Phoebe Apperson Hearst and the Libraries of Lead and Anaconda
- Susan L. Richards
Children's Books and Scholarly Communication in the Cold War
- ALA Youth Services Librarians and the CARE-UNESCO Children's Book Fund: Selecting the Right Book for Children in Cold War America, 1950-1958
- Christine Jenkins
- Scientific Communication in the Cold War: Margarita Rudomino and the Library of Foreign Literatures during the Last Years of Stalin
- Pamela Spence Richards
