The article presents the annual report of the chief librarian of the American Antiquarian Society, discussing the condition and developments of the association's collections and archives as of October 1934. Comments are given highlighting several individual anecdotes of the library's use by historians throughout the nation. An overview of accessions gained by the society during the year is given, including a complete list of books, pamphlets, prints, and newspapers acquired. Mention is also given to individual antiquities gained such as the 18th-century clock of David Wood, and portraits of historical figures and society members.
Publication Date
Volume
44
Part
2
Page Range
218-266
Proceedings Genre