New Woman as Librarian

Discover the remarkable journey of Adelaide Hasse in "New Woman as Librarian" by Clare Beck, published by Scarecrow Press in 2006. This captivating biography spans 362 pages and delves into the life of a pioneering woman librarian who nearly faded from history. At the time of her passing, it appeared that Hasse would be forgotten, yet by the dawn of the new century, her contributions to American libraries were celebrated. She was recognized as one of the top one hundred library leaders of the twentieth century, earning her place among just thirty distinguished women. This book not only highlights Hasse’s significant impact on the field of library and information sciences but also offers a broader perspective on the role of women in libraries throughout history. Perfect for bibliophiles and history enthusiasts alike, "New Woman as Librarian" is a vital addition to your collection.