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THE BARTLETT HISTORY FUND 2007
The
Bartlett
History Fund was
established by the Bartlett Library Trustees
following the Town’s bicentennial in 1990. The purpose
of the History Fund is to further the recording of
the history of
Bartlett and its vicinity.
Profits from the sale of the local history, Bartlett,
New Hampshire; In the Valley of the Saco, and The
Latchkey was Always Out and the sale of bicentennial
memorabilia were set aside to establish the Bartlett
History Fund.
The following guidelines
for the Bartlett History Fund have been established:
•
All monies received from future sales of the
Bartlett History books, bicentennial memorabilia, and
any other project undertaken by the Trustees for the
History Fund will go into the History Fund.
•
This money is put into a separate account under
the name “Bartlett History Fund.”
•
This fund may not be used for the Library budget.
The Library may, however, use this fund to purchase
books and material relating to the history of the town.
This material will then become a part of the Bartlett
History Collection which is maintained in a special
fireproof file cabinet.
•
The money in the History Fund may be expended for
historical projects, pictures, postcards, and other
types of historical materials.
•
The Bartlett Library Trustees must approve the
above expenditures. Donations of materials and monetary
gifts may be made to the Fund.
Cash on hand as of
January 1, 2007 was $
18,268.59.
Receipts from book and
map sales and the interest accrued were $371.86. The
expenditures were $171.49 for the purchase and framing
of a copy of an 1805 map.
Cash on hand as of December 31, 2007 is $18,468.96.
The Library has copies of
its two histories :
Bartlett, New
Hampshire; In the Valley of the Saco
and The
Latchstring was Always Out: A History of Lodging,
Hospitality and Tourism in Bartlett, New Hampshire,
by Aileen Carroll, and a reproduction of the 1896
Birdseye Map of Bartlett for sale in the library.
These books are also for sale in the local bookstores.
Anyone interested in working on a history project should
contact Bartlett Library Trustees with their proposal or
call the Library at 374-2755.
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THE BARTLETT HISTORY FUND 2006
The Bartlett History Fund was
established by the Bartlett Library Trustees
following the Town’s
bicentennial in 1990. The purpose of the History Fund is to further
the
recording of the history of Bartlett and its vicinity. Profits from the
sale of the local history,
Bartlett, New Hampshire; In the Valley of
the Saco, and the sale of bicentennial memorabilia
were set aside to
establish the Bartlett History Fund.
The following guidelines for the
Bartlett History Fund have been established:
• All monies received from future
sales of the Bartlett History books, bicentennial
memorabilia, and any
other project undertaken by the Trustees for the History Fund
will go
into the History Fund.
• This money is put into a separate
account under the name “Bartlett History Fund.”
• This fund may not be used for the
Library budget. The Library may, however, use
this fund to purchase
books and material relating to the history of the town. This material
will then become a part of the Bartlett History Collection which is
maintained in a special
fireproof file cabinet.
• The money in the History Fund may
be expended for historical projects, pictures,
postcards, and other
types of historical materials.
• The Bartlett Library Trustees
must approve the above expenditures.
Donations of materials and monetary
gifts may be made to the Fund.
Cash
on hand as of December 31, 2006 is $18,177.02.
The Library has copies of its two
histories: Bartlett, New Hampshire; In the
Valley of the Saco,
and The Latchstring Was Always Out: A
History of Lodging
Hospitality and Tourism in Bartlett, New
Hampshire, by Aileen Carroll,
for sale.
These books are also for sale in the
local bookstores.
Anyone interested in working on a
history project should contact the
Bartlett Library Trustees with
their proposal or call the Library at 374-2755.
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