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      <title>Tap Into Bath Takes Off</title>
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      <description>As Local Studies Librarian for Bath &amp;amp; North East Somerset, UK, I am expected to know the whereabouts of original material and collections relating to the history of the local area. The recently launched Tap Into Bath online database is the ideal format for discovering this.
The background to the project and the technicalities of the database were previously reported in Ariadne 40 [1] in July 2004 by Alison Baud and Ann Chapman.</description>
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