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Prehistoric Googling (Original Post)
sheshe2
Nov 4
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walkingman
(10,118 posts)1. I think it was a much friendlier world in those days.
SheltieLover
(75,102 posts)2. Haha! Yup!
Daughter & her lovely wife held wedding & reception at the Newberry Library in Chicago.
The seating place cards were replicas of the old card catalogues.
We all love books & dearly love libraries.
sheshe2
(94,902 posts)3. How cool is that!
What a great place for a reception!
SheltieLover
(75,102 posts)4. It was really really cool!
And they were married in the park just outside.
Brother Buzz
(39,308 posts)5. That was good, but a lot of us used other browsers, too

sheshe2
(94,902 posts)6. That too!
Plus you got to talk to the librarian in person!
Niagara
(11,148 posts)7. I was hoping it was the card index catalog cabinet!
Thank you, Sheshe!
sheshe2
(94,902 posts)8. You are very welcome, Niagara.
CTyankee
(67,590 posts)9. Love the hairband! Love the sweater!
And I can remember the feel of going through those cards!
Fla Dem
(27,311 posts)10. We had 2 sets of encyclopedias at home
But I also loved going to the library.
brer cat
(27,228 posts)11. I remember those days! Thanks for the memory, sheshe.
That could be either one of us!