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The library, also referred to as the sitting room or den, was used for informal occasions. Its woodwork is simple, and the fireplace is faced with glazed tile. A Victorian music box, Regina music box, and silver pieces from the Catlin/Archbald collection are among the treasures to be found in this room.
Copyright 2011 © The Lackawanna Historical Society, Scranton PA