The documentary is, indeed, an entertaining and touching look at the history of team and its city. We were thrilled when two of our images appeared on the big screen - those of TW Anderson playing ball and the children in the prairie grass. Both were worked into segments depicting wonderful historical photographs from many different collections. We were proud to contribute to the production in the way that we could. We waited to watch the credits roll by at the end of the film and let out a cheer when we read "Covenant Archives and Historical Library" "North Park University" and the "Swedish-American Archives of Greater Chicago"!
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06/20/2009
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Open Stacks is written by the diverse group of people who collaborate to run Brandel Library. Our authors work in the archives, media services, and all areas of the library. The blog will feature thoughts about library and archival research and resources, events in the library, and items of interest that relate to our work.
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