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[matusiak <dave AT matusiak.org>]

Hello Lyman --

I think between myself, Paul Jones and other lurking library folk, we  
must know everyone who works in a library in NC (and perhaps several  
other states).  This includes quite a few Special Collections and  
Historic Preservation departments, both at NCSU and UNC-Chapel Hill.   
And of course, there is always ibiblio.org and all of its motivated  
and capable contributors.  (Anyone up for an ibiblio-consult side  
project?)  I'm sure others will have options to add to the list.   
Looks like you're in good hands.

dave m.


On May 17, 2005, at 9:42 PM, Lyman Green wrote:

> I have been looking for some time for a home for a collection of  
> the original issues of YIPL and TAP.  They are not photocopies, my  
> cousin was a member/subscriber during the original era that these  
> were produced/mailed.  These are several page paper newsletters.   
> My cousin livied in NYC (Queens) in the 60's and 70's and this is  
> nearly a complete collection.  I have tried finding a good home for  
> them, what I'd most like is a library with a technology special  
> collection where they could be preserved as part of an archive.   
> Does anyone here know anywhere locally - any of the local uni or  
> college libraries that would be interested in this collection?  I  
> am not so much interested in giving them to a private collector  
> unless it's the RIGHT collector, I'd love to meet someone who was  
> alive and in the scene during that time, and/or someone with a  
> connection.
>
> See:
> http://artofhacking.com/Tap.htm
>
> For a little more info.
>
> Lyman Green