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IU SOUTH BEND · NOTRE DAME · ACPL GENEALOGY CENTER, FORT WAYNE
What it is: three seats at the boundary of this town's record, each with a stated service. The IU South Bend Archives, in the Schurz Library, hold the Michiana-area collections of the region's public university and stand behind Michiana Memory as the county library's digital partner (the partnership is documented in the profession's own press, Archival Outlook, May/June 2015, for the Civil Rights Heritage Center collections). The University of Notre Dame's archives and library stand at a further remove for this town — reached not as a repository but as the producer of the scholarship the build names: the Renkiewicz dissertation of 1967 and the Esslinger thesis of 1972 (Part Three), Notre Dame work on the county's people. The carrier chain of the build's most-read book thus ends at a named shelf in Fort Wayne, and this section prints it there, where a checker can stand in front of the same volume.
Principal sources: IU South Bend Archives' published descriptions and the Michiana Memory partnership record; Chapman (1880) part title and bookplate as carried in the transcription read; the seats otherwise at boundary strength as stated.