Random books from MorelandRoom's library
Shaker Literature: A Bibliography In Two Volumes: Volume 1: By The Shakers, Volume 2: About The Shakers by Mary L. Richmond
Suburban Nation: The Rise of Sprawl and the Decline of the American Dream by Andres Duany
Camp Limestone by Paul Kijinski
Heinen's Retirees: We're Still Cooking by Heinen's Retirees' Club
Know Your Ohio Government by League of Women Voters of Ohio Education Fund
Ghost Stories of Ohio by Edrick Thay
The history of woman suffrage and the League of Women Voters in Cuyahoga County, 1911-1945 by Virginia Clark Abbott
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Favorite authorsHerbert Ascherman, Jr., Judith Petres Balogh, Samantha Baskind, Andy Borowitz, Mia Coulton, James Frey, Dorothy Fuldheim, Ben Kamin, Bruce T. Marshall, Paul Newman, Susan Orlean, Stephen G. Post, Kathy Roth-Douquet, Connie Schultz, Scott Simon, Ted Steinberg, Kellie Tayer, Cayr Ariel Wulff (Shared favorites)
Favorite bookstoresLoganberry Books
Favorite librariesShaker Heights Public Library
About meThe Moreland Room houses the Local History Collection of the Shaker Heights Public Library.
Material in this collection is primarily concerned with the twentieth-century history of Shaker Heights and the development of the community.
The Moreland Room Local History Collection contains:
• Books, photographs, videos, and other sources of information on the history, institutions, and personalities of Shaker Heights;
• The Shaker Authors Collection--works by current and former residents of Shaker Heights;
• The archives of the Shaker Heights League of Women Voters and Shaker Life Magazine;
• Blueprints of many Shaker Heights homes, on microfilm (please read the Blueprints FAQ page for more information on accessing this material, and its limitations);
• Shaker Heights High School Yearbooks from 1922;
• and much more.
Materials in the Local History Collection do not circulate and must be used in the library. This collection is supported in part by generous donations to the Sheldon "Skip" Baumoel Fund.
About my libraryThe Shaker Library Local History Collection Library displays works by Shaker Authors (authors who grew up in and/or make their home in Shaker Heights, Ohio), books on the Shakers, books on Shaker Heights and Cleveland history, architecture, business, and education, community cookbooks, and works included because of author participation in our annual Local Author and Book Fairs.
Homepagehttp://www.shakerlibrary.org/Local%20History/
Real nameShaker Library Local History Collection
LocationShaker Heights, Ohio
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I grew up in Shaker, from age 7-14, and i miss it!
i walked to bertram woods library all the time.
anyway--here's how i found you---my best friend since age 7 is Dr. Katrina Firlik nee Shreiber!!
I'm also 38, and thought i'd mention that another friend who lived across the street has published several successful chick-lit/mystery books, though she no longer lives in Shaker.
her name is Jennifer Sturman.
i LOVED reading the contents of your shaker authors tag list, it reminded me of some of the wonderful people who have lived there.
have a great weekend!
POLLY
posted by AbFabBookJunkie at 5:58 pm (EST) on May 26, 2007