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Volume is indexed.

Volume is indexed.

These volumes contain indexes.

1 1940-54
2 1954-62
3 1963-74

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Volumes 89.1, 89.4, and 89.5 are indexed, volumes 89.2 and 89.3 are not.

This is the main Education Committee minutes series. There are various subcommittees catalogued separately.

Minutes spanning the years 1877-1887, also includes a rough draft of the minutes spanning the years 1877 - 1889.
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Minutes spanning the years 1887-1889.
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Minutes for the years spanning 1930 - 1932.
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Minutes for the years spanning 1932 - 1943.
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School Managers' Committee minutes 1889-94, also includes a volume of letters dated 29 April 1889 to 27 November 1894. The volume is indexed.

School Managers' Committee minutes 1894-1899.
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Building Planning and General Purposes Sub-Committee [Education] minutes 1956-1959

Building Planning and General Purposes Sub-Committee [Education] minutes 1959-1962

Building Planning and General Purposes Sub-Committee [Education] minutes 1966-1970

Building Planning and General Purposes Sub-Committee [Education] minutes 1970-1972

Elementary Education Sub-Committee minutes 1903-08

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This volume is part indexed
18 1953-56

These three volumes are indexed
19 1956-59
20 1959-62
21 1962-65

Volume is partially indexed.

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5 copies.

Includes three copies of the 'Supplement to the October book list' (most likely 1972), as well as 'A selection of new books', February 1972, and 'New Records', Summer 1972. Also includes leaflets entitled 'Introducing York City Libraries' and 'Introducing York City Record Library.'

Two copies.

Outlines the opening hours and services available.

Pamphlet giving information about services in York's Libraries

2 copies.

Includes some personnel files for individual staff members, and staff circulars.

The course was entitled 'How Can I Help?', and regarded providing library services for people with special needs. Includes reports written by members of staff who attended the course.

Includes newspaper cuttings relating to the creation of free libraries generally, York Public Library specifically, and local and national news stories relating to the library sector.

A photocopied collection of newspaper articles reviewing local and national press coverage

Two copies.

Plan of newspaper room at York Public Library showing fittings. Original plan drawn by Brierley, Rutherford and Syne; also showing proposed site improvements by Charles J. Minter, city engineer and surveyor. Original reference: B4242.

Drawing of the York Central Library staff enclosure. Drawn by Brierley and Rutherford.

Plan of the Hunt Collection Room at York City Library, showing the wood lining on the walls.

Drawing showing proposed alterations to the branch library at Dringhouses. Drawn by Charles J. Minter. Original reference: D/1485/2

Sections and elevations of Tang Hall branch library. Drawing by E.Firth.

Drawing of the Children's library counter at York Central library showing proposed modification. Drawn by E. Firth. Ref. C/1844/1.

Drawing no. E655.1002.45.1.

Includes photographs of York Public Library (including the Childrens and Reference libraries) as well as images of Acomb, Tang Hall and New Earswick branch libraries.

The photograph shows the staff and book stacks.

The staff members are named on the reverse.

The photograph shows the entrance to the reference room.

The photograph was originally presented to Miss Dorothy Greetham. This appears to be a duplicate of Y/EDU/5/3/19/19 and 19/38.

Also includes a press release. The visit concerned environmentalism and trees.

Featured in the photograph are Christine Appleton, Patrick Coldfield, and Chris Maynard.

Duplicate of Y/EDU/5/3/19/34.

The names of staff are included on the reverse.

Three black and white photographs of the library. Also includes two copies of the programme for the official opening of the library on 14 November 1975.

Correspondence to and from the City Librarian regarding requests/changes to the temporary branch of Acomb Library, the purchasing of land, construction of the prefabricated building, and the terms of the lease from the Friends Meeting House.

Includes recommendations for future practice and improvements.

Includes recommendations for future practice and improvements.

Outlines the new library branch in Acomb, including photos and details of the building. 3 copies.

2 copies.

Report states that there are severe problems with the Acomb library (despite its' popularity) and there is a need for a new building.

From the Branch Librarian.

Also contains accessions register dated 1896-1932. The stock-taking work mostly covers 1914-1915 and 1940.