Thanks, Leah and Daniel! I'm pulling together a list here:
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Leah, is the one at Beth Ora
Hi Daniel, Michelle,
I know that it is ancient history but in the 1960s and early 1970s, the
Jewish Public Library (of Montreal ) had a library branch at Congregation
Beth Ora, a Modern Orthodox congregation, in what would have been at the
time a new suburb called St. Laurent. The books were
I belong to two Orthodox shuls. Both have large collections of books. One
has a room that is called "Library." I would not call these collections
"libraries" because they have no catalogs, no person in charge, no
collection development policies, etc. They never asked for librarian
expertise
Dear Colleagues,
Someone asked me if I knew of any orthodox synagogues with a library that
could use some support. I know that many synagogues have bate midrash in
various capacities, but I don't know of any with a librarian (I know some
yeshivot and day schools have, but this particular question
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