The “Schedule of Questions” was used by James Bertram to determine whether communities would be allowed to benefit from one of these institutions. The words “Let there be light” were typically carved above the entrances of these institutions, honoring a request by their sponsor. These institutions pioneered the use of open stacks, making use of a layout with “battleship” desks for circulation. For 10 points, name these libraries that were sponsored in the late 19th and early 20th centuries by a namesake Scottish-American steel magnate.
The “Schedule of Questions” was used by James Bertram to determine whether communities would be allowed to benefit from one of these institutions. The words “Let there be light” were typically carved above the entrances of these institutions, honoring a request by their sponsor. These institutions pioneered the use of open stacks, making use of a layout with “battleship” desks for circulation. For 10 points, name these libraries that were sponsored in the late 19th and early 20th centuries by a namesake Scottish-American steel magnate.
The “Schedule of Questions” was used by James Bertram to determine whether communities would be allowed to benefit from one of these institutions.