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THE TWO WORKING LIBRARY SEATS BEYOND THE COUNTY SYSTEM
What it is: two library seats whose strength is preservation and scale. The Mishawaka-Penn-Harris Public Library is this build's catalog of record for the county's newspaper preservation: its catalog entries are the evidence that specific Tribune numbers of 2005 survive in held form (the license-branch closure fight's figures ride on them), and its local-history holdings frame the Penn Township side of the town's school and church ground. The Allen County Public Library's Genealogy Center, in Fort Wayne, is the state's great genealogical seat, and for this build its specific service was rendering: the county's Vietnam casualty accounting (the CACCF-derived lists) reaches the researcher through ACPL's seat, under the 1,000-row display cap the Wars leg prints with its counts. Neither seat holds Walkerton material of its own in bulk; both hold the county's record in forms the town's own seats do not, and the build's citations name them at exactly the points of use.
Principal sources: MPHPL catalog, as cited in the BMV leg; ACPL Genealogy Center renderings, as cited in the Wars leg.