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Book selection, accessioning, cataloguing, and\n        everything else was done by the Library Committee. By this time the number of books had\n        grown to 1,000. In 1940, the Town Council bought the old church building from the School\n        Board. The library moved out during the renovation and then back when the renovation was\n        finished. \u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eIn 1948, library space again became a matter of great concern. The Library was moved into\n        two rooms in the Murphy Building at 151 East Broad Street. One year later, in September\n        1949, Miss Jewel Drickamer, a certified librarian, was hired. 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For\n        many decades this address has been associated with a wonderful, cozy library for generations\n        of residents of the Falls Church, Fairfax, and DC area. \u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eUnfortunately, the documents for the period from 1899 to 1934 were lost and today the\n        oldest official document in the library archive dates back to 1935.\u003c/p\u003e"],"bioghist_heading_ssm":["Biographical/Historical Note"],"bioghist_tesim":["The Mary Riley Styles Public Library Archives Record Group portrays the history of people\n        committed to the idea of creating a library, who understood the role of enlightenment in\n        society, who did not stop in the face of obstacles, and who have been carefully collecting\n        the library archive for years.","The Falls Church Library was founded in 1899. The first collection of 650 books was located\n        in a house that was erected specifically for the library. The first official address of the\n        library was on Columbia Street, behind the house of George W. Hawxhurst at the corner of\n        North Washington and East Columbia Streets. Later this building was used as a garage and\n        eventually demolished.","In 1906, the books were removed from Columbia Street to a room in the Post Office where Mr.\n        George W. Hawxhurst was Postmaster and his daughter Miss Nellie Hawxhurst was his assistant\n        and library custodian. Unfortunately, the Library Association was inactive and for several\n        years the books were stored in this back room.","Looking at the Record of Books Taken (Lohico 634, FC Library circulation records), we can\n        see that the records stop in 1909, and after a few blank pages, the records resume in 1913.\n        Despite the uncertainty of permanent premises for the library, in 1913, with the help of the\n        Civic League, a local women's organization, another 500 books were collected for the\n        library. Since there was no permanent library building, the collection was moved from the\n        Post Office to the old Congregational Church. A few years later, the library collection\n        moved again, this time to a building next to Brown's Meat Market in East Falls Church.\n        According to Mrs. John F. 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Book selection, accessioning, cataloguing, and\n        everything else was done by the Library Committee. By this time the number of books had\n        grown to 1,000. In 1940, the Town Council bought the old church building from the School\n        Board. The library moved out during the renovation and then back when the renovation was\n        finished. ","In 1948, library space again became a matter of great concern. The Library was moved into\n        two rooms in the Murphy Building at 151 East Broad Street. One year later, in September\n        1949, Miss Jewel Drickamer, a certified librarian, was hired. In 1948, the library also\n        received its first grant of State aid, $625.00 a year, providing that the whole amount\n        should be spent for books within the year. 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