I must admit to loving old libraries and geeking out on histories. In this week’s installment of QuakerSpeak, Mary Crauderueff, curator at Haverford College’s Quaker Collection, talks about some of the favorite parts of her work:
You have things like membership records, marriage records, and marriage certificates. You have minutes of the business meetings and you have committee minutes. Other cool things that we have are deeds for meetings and meetinghouses. People will sometimes come to various Quaker archives and say, “Our meeting is in this dispute with the township. We need to find the original deed to the meetinghouse and we think that you have it. Can we look at it?”
http://Quakerspeak.com/working-in-a-historical-quaker-library/
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