Constance Mabel Winchell

1896–1983 (age 87)

Librarian

Biography

Constance Mabel Winchell was a pioneering librarian whose bibliographic scholarship helped shape reference tools that guided scholars and students alike.

Her exacting standards and generous mentorship cultivated a proud community of librarians, and the gratitude of that community endures as visitors pause at Spring Grove Cemetery.

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Salmon P. Chase
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Chief Justice of the United States and Secretary of the Treasury under Abraham Lincoln.
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