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Wilhelmina Harper

1884 – 1973

American writer

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About Wilhelmina Harper

Lived 1884 – 1973 (aged 89). Wilhelmina Harper was an American children's writer and librarian.

Wilhelmina Harper (April 21, 1884 – December 23, 1973) was a children's librarian, and a children's author. She was a supervisor of children's work for the Kern County Free Library.

Early life Wilhelmina Harper was born on April 21, 1884, in Farmington, Maine, the daughter of Professor William Harper and Bertha Tauber (1853–1945).

Career Harper started working as a children's librarian in 1908 at the New York's Queens Borough Public Library. She conducted story hours, gave talks in public schools, instructed school classes in the use of library and organized clubs for boys and girls.

She died on December 23, 1973, and is buried at Alta Mesa Memorial Park, Palo Alto, California.

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Who was Wilhelmina Harper?

American writer

When was Wilhelmina Harper born?

Wilhelmina Harper was born on 21 April 1884 in Farmington.

When did Wilhelmina Harper die?

Wilhelmina Harper died on 23 December 1973.

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Wilhelmina Harper was a children's writer and librarian.

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Wilhelmina Harper was American.

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· Wikipedia: Wilhelmina Harper

· Wikidata: Q39041587

· DBpedia: Wilhelmina Harper

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