Unveiling Hidden Treasures: Exploring “The Personal Librarian”
Architectural rendering of the proposed library for Morgan by McKim, Mead & White, ca. 1902.
Watercolor over pencil. Acc. no. 1958.24.
In the vast expanse of literary wonders, some books stand out as shining gems, illuminating stories that deserve to be shared and celebrated. One such gem is “The Personal Librarian,” a captivating historical novel that delves into the life of an extraordinary woman whose achievements have long remained obscured by history’s shadow. Co-authored by Marie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murray, this novel has breathed life into a remarkable tale of empowerment, resilience, and the love for literature.
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