Lawrence Clark Powell

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Lawrence Clark Powell was an influential American librarian, bibliographer, and author who served as a key figure in the development of the UCLA library system and Western Americana studies.

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instanceOf bibliographer
human
librarian
associatedWith UCLA School of Library Service
William Andrews Clark Memorial Library
awardReceived Honorary degrees from multiple universities
Rothrock Award of the California Library Association
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1906-09-03
dateOfDeath 2001-03-14
educatedAt Occidental College
University of California, Los Angeles
University of Chicago
University of Dijon
employer University of California, Los Angeles
familyName Powell
fieldOfWork Western Americana
bibliography
book collecting
librarianship
genre bibliography
essay
nonfiction
givenName Lawrence
hasWritten numerous essays on books and reading
influenced development of academic librarianship in the American West
languageOfWorkOrName English
name Lawrence Clark Powell
notableFor development of the UCLA library system
promotion of Western Americana studies
notableWork A Passion for Books
Books in My Baggage
Southwest Classics
The Alchemy of Books
The Little Package
occupation author
bibliographer
librarian
placeOfBirth Washington, D.C.
placeOfDeath Tucson, Arizona
linked to: Tucson
positionHeld Dean of the School of Library Service at UCLA
Director of the William Andrews Clark Memorial Library
University Librarian at UCLA
linked to: UCLA Library
residence Los Angeles, California
Tucson, Arizona
linked to: Tucson

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Powell Library namedAfter Lawrence Clark Powell
Lawrence Clark Powell name Lawrence Clark Powell