Sharp diary 1917 page 95. Wednesday 28 March 1917 - Pittsburgh
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Wednesday 28th of March 1917
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Breakfast early and then lectured on ballads at the Carnegie Library to the library school — one of the best lectures I have ever given — wish I could remember the scheme of it! Then took my classes at Tech 10.30-12.30. Lunched, a short rest, tea at Schenley and class in C[ountry] D[ance] 4- 5.30. Dined with Fuller sisters at Schenley then classes 8-10. A very full and tiring day. Nice talk at the Club before going to bed with Harrison W. Graves(?) librarian of Carnegie Library who has just chucked his post and has taken one in N[ew] York where I hope to meet him next week & be introduced by him to Librarian of N[ew] Y[ork] Public Library, Anderson. Very cold but fine.Location
USA : Pennsylvania : Pittsburgh [40.4406248,-79.9958864]
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