Amazing Tales About History

You Used to Have to Pay to Use a Library


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Access to knowledge for the masses. For many years in the United States, you had to pay a membership fee to a subscription library if you wanted access to books and information. That all changed in the early 1800s when the first publicly funded library opened in CT.

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Amazing Tales About HistoryBy Mike Allen

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