In Memoriam, Henry Failing, President of the Library Association of Portland (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781176728530)

In Memoriam, Henry Failing, President of the Library Association of Portland is a commemorative work honoring the life and contributions of Henry Failing, a prominent figure in the Library Association of Portland. This volume, published in 2010, serves as a tribute to Failing's leadership and dedication to the Library Association and to the cultural and intellectual growth of Portland, Oregon.

The book likely contains biographical information, speeches, resolutions, or other materials presented at the time of his passing, offering insights into his character, achievements, and the impact he had on the library and the community. It stands as a historical document, reflecting the values and priorities of the Library Association during Failing's tenure and providing a glimpse into the late 19th-century and early 20th-century library movement in the Pacific Northwest. For historians, library science professionals, and those interested in Portland's civic history, this book offers a valuable resource.

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