THE MARY A. REGULA RESEARCH ROOM The library also houses a small "Ladies of Firsts" collection honoring significant achievements or "firsts" in women's history. This collection includes books by and about women honored in our First Ladies Salute First Women as well as other prominent women throughout history. This collection will undergo expansion in the years ahead.
Hours:Monday through Friday 9am-4pm. Sat. or Sunday by appointment only. Appointments for research are required. Please call to schedule research. 330-452-0876 ext. 303. Closed on federal holidays. All collections in the Library and Archives are open to the public, for non-circulating use only. Unless the condition of the material prohibits it, all print items may be photocopied. Services:
For further information please contact: Librarian, Martha A. Regula |
Honoring our founder, Mary A.
Regula, the National First Ladies’ Research and Reading Room
opened in the Education and Research Center in September, 2003. The collection housed in the research and reading room represents the only one of it’s kind in the world. Ever expanding, the collection
includes over 6400 books and 500 videos in addition to a unique and exemplary
Audio Visual Collection. These
materials reflect the special contributions First Ladies have made to the social
and cultural history of our country.
Information regarding cataloged materials and special collections is assessable
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