THE LLOYD LIBRARY -Erected in J902. 



The Lloyd Library. 



THIS Library is devoted 

 to botany, pharmacy, 

 chemistry, and allied sci- 

 ences. The building con- 

 tains between fifteen and 

 twenty thousand volumes 

 and pamphlets on the 

 aforenamed subjects. The 

 herbarium of pressed 

 plants is extensive, and 

 the mycological depart- 

 ment contains four or five 

 thousand specimens, the 

 fleshy fungi being pre- 

 served in alcohol in jars. 

 This library is incorpo- 

 rated, is free to the public, 

 and is pledged to be do- 

 nated intact to science. 

 The final resting place 

 has not been decided 

 upon, but the library will 

 be placed in the Univer- 

 sity best calculated to 

 serve science. 



PRESIDENT 



JOHN URI LLOYD. 



SECRETARY 



THOMAS BELL. 



TRUSTEES 



.lOHN URI LLOYD. 

 W. E. BLOYER, M. D. 

 J. K. SCUDDER, M. D. 

 TIIO.MAS BELL. 

 0. G. LLOYD. 



