The E-Sylum:  Volume 6, Number 42, October 19, 2003, Article 2

ANA LIBRARY DEDICATION

  The American Numismatic Association Library has been
  officially dedicated in honor of Dwight N. Manley,
  "recognizing his generous contribution to the ANA's
  Headquarters Renovation Fund."   From the press release:

  "The ANA completed a multimillion-dollar renovation of its
  Museum and Library in 2001, which more than doubled the
  Library's shelf space and provided better access to its growing
  collection of books, auction catalogs, periodicals and videos.
  The expanded, climate-controlled rare book room preserves
  and displays many of the Library's most important references,
  and a new security system protects the valuable inventory.

  "We have more than 9,000 titles available, circulate more than
  2,500 items a year to ANA members around the world and
  annually respond to nearly 2,000 research queries," says ANA
  Librarian Nancy Green. "As members of the Colorado Library
  Consortium, we also circulate material to anyone with a valid
  Colorado public library card, and we are seeing an increase
  in local circulation as more and more people discover this great
  resource."

  When he made his donation for the Library renovation, Manley
  said it was his experience as a teenager at an ANA Summer
  Seminar--a week-long event that now draws 450 people every
  year--that launched his numismatic career."

  "For more information about the Dwight N. Manley Numismatic
  Library, contact Librarian Nancy Green at 818 N. Cascade
  Ave., Colorado Springs, CO 80903-3279; phone
  719-632-2646; fax 719-634-4085; e-mail library at money.org;
  or visit the ANA at www.money.org."

  Wayne Homren, Editor

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