Search PYMLibrary's books![]() Organization: LibraryPYMLibrary is one of more than 5,000 organizations on LibraryThing. Random books from PYMLibrary's libraryBeyond the Spirit of the Age by Jonathan Dale Quaker aesthetics : reflections on a Quaker ethic in American design and consumption by Emma J. Lapsansky-Werner The A to Z of the Friends (Quakers) (A to Z Guides) by Margery Post Abbott The golden age of Quaker botanists by Ann Nichols Beyond Prisons: A New Interfaith Paradigm for Our Failed Prison System by Laura Magnani Members with PYMLibrary's booksMember connectionsFriends: eileenflanagan1, kofu, LancasterWays, newtownfriends, NorthBranchFriends RSS feeds
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Member: PYMLibraryCollectionsYour library (290) Reviews2 reviews TagsQuaker (44), Society of Friends (36), History (15), Doctrines (14), Spiritual Life (6), Quaker Authors (6), Religious Aspects (4), 17th Century (4), United States (4), Public Worship (3) — see all tags Cloudstag cloud, author cloud, tag mirror GroupsFriends (Quaker) Libraries of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, Quaker Meeting Libraries About my libraryPYM Library's formal name is The Henry J. Cadbury Library of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting. Only a small portion of the library is posted in LibraryThing. To see the entire catalog on the web, go to the home page listed here. Homepagehttp://www.pym.org/library Membership Real nameHenry J. Cadbury Library of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Location1515 Cherry Street, Philadelphia, PA 19102 Favorite authorsNot set Account typepublic, non-profit URLs
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The Orange Grove Monthly Meeting of Pasadena, California, has just uploaded its library. What observations or suggestions could you offer to help us make the most of our collection as a finding aid for our members, attenders, and others?
This is a leap from our Excel-spreadsheet-printed-and-kept-in-binder, and I have been using it for several years for my own collection (vesuvian). I'm proud to have inherited the Excel file, and excited to have been able to convert it and upload it with a minimal number of burps. We do not have ISBNs recorded, so covers do not come through. Do you know a way to derive *an* ISBN for items in batches so that we can have some kind of cover illustration?
A lot of questions, and the maintainer of your LT page probably has a limited amount of time. Any observations or suggestions you have are welcome.
Amicably,
John Marquette, OGMM Librarian
posted by ogmlibrary at 2:12 am (EST) on May 13, 2010