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Regina Andrews

CTL-P-1378 · Person

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Combined Graph record U-03519 · provenance: canonical master store (CSV), record CTL-P-1378. Master record source: User-supplied review 2026-10-17 (Once Upon a Time in Harlem review, Oct 15, 2026) — UNVERIFIED, verify before public citation.

Librarian and Harlem Renaissance figure

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Librarian and Harlem Renaissance figure

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Regina Andrews was a librarian with the New York Public Library for forty-five years beginning in 1923, working at the 135th Street Branch (later the Schomburg Center), the 115th Street Branch, and the Washington Heights Branch; the NYPL/Schomburg oral-history record documents her employment, her life in Harlem during the Harlem Renaissance period, and her Harlem Experimental Theatre experience.

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