[OPLINLIST] Local Author Displays or Exhibits Inside Ohio Libraries?

[Donald Boozer]

Hello,

I recently became curious how many displays, exhibits, collections, memorials, or tributes exist in Ohio's libraries dedicated to a local author.
Three that came readily to mind are:
- The Toni Morrison Room at Lorain Public Library
- Nancy Drew Collection at Toledo-Lucas County Public Library
- The Superman Exhibit here at Cleveland Public Library

Although Ohioana has a nice list of literary-related sites around the state on their Ohio Literary Trail map: http://www.ohioana.org/resources/the-ohio-literary-trail-2/
And the Ohio Center for the Book has a growing list of Ohio author mini-biographies: https://ohiocenterforthebook.org/ohio-authors/
I'm specifically curious about installations inside or on the grounds of libraries -- public, academic, or special -- dedicated to a local author or "literary celebrity."

Feel free to email me directly at don at cpl.org or reply to the listserv as others may be interested in this topic.

Thanks!
Don

Don Boozer
Manager, Literature Department | Homebound Services
Coordinator, The Ohio Center for the Book
Cleveland Public Library
325 Superior Avenue NE | Cleveland, OH 44114
P: 216-902-4947
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