Partial Visual Record of the Rediscovery

In my usual course of work I came across several photographs, apparently depicting the Library back in the late 1960s. It shouldn't need saying that this seemed significant enough to research and distribute, so I created a digital copy. I've attached notes and comments where necessary. - L. E. Therianthus

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Many of the older patrons have informed me, reliably so, I should assume, that this image depicts the library in use shortly after the event. The nature of that fact would seem to suggest that the individual pictured is one of L.S’s lot.

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A selection of books on an undisclosed section of shelving. I’m not sure what “Qimatology” is.

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Questioning has revealed the two gentlemen shown to be James MacErten (left) and Rylan Boland (right), two scholars of note, within the Library’s Main Hall.

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Identifiable as Margerat Walsh, a popular Hand member at the time of its rediscovery, Philip Downey and Margerat Walsh.

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“Myself and the girls sorting through the back catalogue of articles that’d built up while we were away.” -M. W

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From left to right: Holly Rhuherford (philosopher, deceased), Eugene Lovell (surgeon), Evelyn Braun (philosopher), Jimmy Hollis (scholar, deceased), and Peri Sinclair (scholar).

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I’ve identified the fellow reading in the back right as Christopher McGinnis, a casual Hand member. I have no idea who the man with the watch is. I expect he is not a regular patron.

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