Ella May Thornton
Georgia State LIbrarian
About Ella May Thornton
Lived 1885 – 1971 (aged 85–86). Ella May Thornton was an American state librarian.
Ella May Thornton (April 28, 1885 – October 11, 1971) was an American librarian who served as the State Librarian of Georgia; president of the Atlanta Library Club; and in 1936, became the president of the National Association of State Libraries.
She was educated in the private schools of Atlanta; Walnut Hill School, Natick, Massachusetts, (3 years);
The Ella May Thornton letters are held in a collection by the University of Georgia.
Awards and honors 1951, Woman of the Year in Professions
Selected works 1917, A Checklist of Georgia State Publications 1925, A Checklist of Georgia State Publications 1929, A Checklist of Georgia State Publications 1932, A Checklist of Georgia State Publications 1941, Georgia Women: 1840-1940, Record of Achievement
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Who was Ella May Thornton?
Georgia State LIbrarian (1885-1971)
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Ella May Thornton was born in 1885.
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Ella May Thornton died in 1971.
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Ella May Thornton was a state librarian.
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