Working with children in a rural library

Abstract

SHROPSHIRE is one of the few remaining rural counties in England—there are parts where nothing appears to have happened for 20 or 100 years; where the people are leisurely in speech and manner and one can catch a glimpse of England as it was before the industrial revolution. And yet Shropshire was the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. Abraham Darby and his foundry are proudly spoken of; soon the new Dawley will be built over that industrial shrine.

Citation

SHEPHERD, J. (1967), "Working with children in a rural library", New Library World, Vol. 68 No. 11, pp. 302-304. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb038023