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NOBLE: North of Boston Library Exchange, is a consortium of public and academic libraries

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Munroe Street, 1898. View more photos of Lynn at digitalheritage.noblenet.org…
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When Ruth Bader Ginsburg visited the National Archives in 1993, there was one document that Acting Archivist Trudy Peterson wanted her to see: the #19thAmendment to the #Constitution. Read the full story on the Prologue blog: go.usa.gov/xGPD5 #RBG
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September is Library Card Sign-Up Month! In celebration, tell us your favorite ways to use your library card! Watching Acorn TV through RB Digital? E-Books? Getting the chat with the amazing librarians? We'd love to hear it!
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Do you have a fan of the Who Was? Series at home? Check out these printable activities! readbrightly.com/who-was-pri…
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Out for a stroll on this beautiful day? Pop by our pop-up library. We've got some great titles. Come browse our selection of new adult and children's books. We are here until 6:30 PM.
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We could all use a breather, so this #tbt is a moment of #zen when our stuffed animal sleepover participants took a break for yoga. We have yoga and meditation books and DVDs available for curbside. Order them anytime on our website. #SupportingYourStory #PeabodyInstituteLibrary
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NOBLE Libraries retweeted
Smithsonian Gardens@SIGardens3 Aug 2020
Roses played a part in passing the #19thAmendment! According to The Chattanoogan News a century ago: “Women who are fighting for suffrage passed out to their friends and supporters yellow roses while their opponents were giving blood red flowers in profusion." #19SuffrageStories
Glass lantern slide of woman in a brown dress and a hat picking yellow roses from a flowering bush.

ALT Glass lantern slide of woman in a brown dress and a hat picking yellow roses from a flowering bush.

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Jesse Owens won the gold medal for the 100-meter dash on August 3, the first of four he would win at the 1936 Olympics in Berlin. #ThisDayInHistory
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Pictured is Harry Atwood flying first New England air mail delivery on May 31st, 1912. His flight was featured in the Boston Evening Transcript. View more historic photos of Lynn at digitalheritage.noblenet.org…
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This is what 22 pages of books on hold looks like! 😲 We're not only getting Peabody Library users their books, we're sending our books to library users all over the North Shore through @noble.lbraries. Go to our website to learn more about how to borrow books via curbside!
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Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham home and laboratory located on Western Avenue, 1879. View more photos of Lynn at digitalheritage.noblenet.org…
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NOBLE Libraries retweeted
Carla Hayden@LibnOfCongress7 May 2020
I want to honor my 6th grade teacher Ms. Crowley who introduced me to some wonderful books that allowed my imagination to soar and take me places. Sending teachers a virtual high five for your life changing work. THANK YOU! #TeacherAppreciationWeek – at Washington, DC
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Pictured in the Librarian's Room are J.C. Houghton, Librarian; Harriet L. Matthews (sitting); Lina E. Harrington. This picture was taken in 1898 when the Lynn Public Library was located in City Hall. Our current building on the Commons opened in 1900.
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Happy #BookWeek2020atHome! Join current National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature, @JasonReynolds83 in celebrating the 101st Children’s Book Week!
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Who is ready for Library Explorers with Miss Jessica? facebook.com/SalemMALibrary/… #libraries #FromHome #AtHome #SalemMA #crafts #fun
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Today it is #NationalBookmobileDay and #NationalPoetryMonth. Anna has found a way to combine both. Anna reads "When the Bookmobile Lady Drives Down Your Street" by Colleen Michaels Find it here: youtu.be/Hqxt30rwsdE
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Are your children fans of The Very Hungry Caterpillar or From Head to Toe? Check out these Eric Carle activities! readbrightly.com/eric-carle-…
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Tip of the day #16: Have you heard of the 1898 Melrose History Quilt? It's a quilt with the names of 150+ Melrose residents inscribed on it! In 2018 we celebrated its homecoming with a contemporary exhibit at MPL featuring local quilt makers. Learn more: buff.ly/34rihgn
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We miss you too, mystery chalk writer!
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This year marks the 120th year of the Lynn Public Library and we are celebrating all year long. This February, tell us why you love the Lynn Public Library. Stop in for a visit or reply here and we'll share the love with others!
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