Library Step Chair

Library Step ChairBenjamin Franklin, the great inventor and statesman, designed a similar two in one chair. Infinitely useful, this chestnut stained rubberwood version provides extra seating and easily converts to a stepladder. Simply flip the hinged back of the chair down and you have a sturdy ladder that can support up to 275 pounds. Assembly required. Chair: 34"h. x 16. 5"w. x 20"d. overall, seat 16. 5" x 14. 875" x 17. 125. #21700000

civil rights leaders

Author: Toni Morrison

"I cannot live without books" as well as the entire letter that he wrote to John Adams on June 10

Iconic literary lines from legendary work and authors

This revised edition of the first volume of The Inaugural Addresses of the Presidents of the United States begins with the first inaugural address of of George Washington (1789) and concludes with the second inaugural address of William McKinley (1901)

unable and unwilling to meet their demands

Hamilton was senior aide to General Washington in the Revolutionary War

readers will learn about Ruthless Ruthie—a warrior for equality

including objects from exhibits and the architectural features

and finds himself a prisoner of the tiny inhabitants of Lilliput

“First Lady of the Black Press

Alexander Hamilton