circulating library

The 80,000-volume circulating library on the ground floor will be named for them.

Much of the activity in the circulating library will be visible from the street.

"I suppose she has been taking novels from a circulating library."

He also ran a circulating library and hired out newspapers.

From the beginning the club has maintained both a collection and a circulating library.

Around 1852 the group organized a circulating library of more than 1,000 volumes.

Two large circulating libraries had banned it, probably on the title alone.

Circulating libraries had ushered in a completely new way of reading.

The structure also housed the city's first circulating library for women, with 20,000 volumes.

Measures were undertaken in 1830 to turn the collections into a circulating library.

When this periodical had run its race, he established a circulating library.

Peters has his young lady at the circulating library.

Secondly, nearly all these young ladies subscribe to circulating libraries.

These circulating libraries provided a variety of materials including the increasingly popular novels.

I think I shall frequent circulating libraries a good deal.

He went to London and there established what was said, about forty years afterwards, to have been the first circulating library.

Commercial circulating libraries originally developed from the lending services of booksellers.

Patrons can also request any other circulating library materials.

This had been a practice for many years, as the label from Day's circulating library illustrated overleaf shows.

Highlight: All members can use the circulating library.

He ran a bookshop and circulating library in Boston ca.1820-1830.

The school building began to serve the community as not just a school, but as a circulating library.

He was gambling on being able to eventually sell two thousand copies to private collectors and circulating libraries.

In the course of his investigations he had stepped into the Circulating Library, to seek for information on the one important subject.

It had dining rooms and a circulating library.