Frank A. Reiben-Rella keeps watch over about 10,000 books and exactly one computer at the Lincoln Building's law library in New York City. And just to be sure nothing is ever lost, Rella maintains what may be the only traditional library card catalogue left in Manhattan. By popular demand, the library will soon be removed from its basement quarters of nearly half a century, up to the marbled main floor.
June 06, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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