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The First Bookmobile - Washington County Free Library, MD

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Library day in Hancock
Margaret Binkley DuVernet (talks about Miss Titcomb and the bookmobile)
Mary Titcomb
Mary Titcomb's Obituary, 1932
Miss Chrissinger and the 1920s bookmobile
Near Dry Run
Near Gapland
Near Lane's Run
Near Saint Paul's Church
Oakes' farm yard, Middleburg Pike
Old Mill at West Beaver Creek
Old road house near Sideling Mountain on National Pike
On Smithsburg Road
On the trail of the book wagon
On the way from the station, Brownsville
On the way to Mt. Brier
Open Air Story Hour
Open air story hour, Smithsburg
Parnassus Junior
Pioneer Library Book Wagon
Rapt attention
Ready for a ride on the bookwagon
Real "overall boys"
Satisfied patrons
Scenes from the Pine Hills
School room, Black Rock
Selecting a book
Selecting a book - Green Spring Furnace book deposit
Sharpsburg book station
Sharpsburg station
Station at Miss Anna Shirk's, Beautiful View
Stories and poems are memorized by the blind
Story hour, Brownsville
Story time
The 1916 bookmobile
The 1930s bookmobile
The 1960s bookmobile visits Tilghmanton
The 1970s bookmobile
The 2004 Bookmobile
The book wagon
The book wagon painting by G. A. Rudy
The bookmobile 1969 to 1985
The bookmobile 1985 - 2004
The family at the bookmobile
The family selects
The first book wagon
The first motorized bookmobile -1912
The Hixon farmhouse near Cohill Station
The hog and the bookmobile
The ladies of Boonsboro
The Nally boys and their Ma
The Preston Martin family greets a welcome caller
The Thursday Club, and the foundation of the Washington County Free Library
The wagon waits outside a log house