1. The piano is available only when the 1833 Room is not booked or required for overflow study space. 2. You must have a PTL library card. 3. The piano may be checked out up to three times per week for one hour periods. 4. No food or drink near the piano. 5. Piano is intended only for those who actually play the piano. 6. Piano is for individual use only. No parties at the piano. 7. The piano is only tuned for performances so no guarantees.

This philatelic society booklet describes the history of the 5 cent Edward A. MacDowell stamp, issued with first-day covers in 1939.

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