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Three libraries stand at this section's edges, each at pointer size. The Hesburgh Libraries of the University of Notre Dame (the flagship building opened 18 September 1963 as Memorial Library, renamed for Father Theodore Hesburgh in 1987) stand in South Bend's build's ground; their bearing on a Lakeville reader is a stated partnership — Notre Dame's own page offers a St. Joseph County Public Library card at the Hesburgh Circulation Desk and delivery of system items there. Indiana University South Bend's Franklin D. Schurz Library (opened 1989; named for Franklin D. Schurz of the Tribune family) carries the name of the family whose newspaper's photograph archive now sits at Local & Family History. And the Plymouth Public Library, in Marshall County, is the across-the-line system of the district article above — Plymouth, Center, and West townships by tax, North and Polk by annual contract — its whole course Plymouth's to tell.