Yesterday, I pointed out the Schulz Library that’s up in Vermont. But what about the books the man himself had in his studio? A sneaky visitor to the Charles M. Schulz Museum in Santa Rosa, California offers a glimpse, at this link. I wish he had provided a link to a larger, high-resolution image, but I recognize one title there that’s on my own bookshelf — Citizen Soldiers, by Stephen Ambrose.
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Hey Monte,
That would be super if you can find the picture. The easiest thing to do would be to mail it to me, or I can create an account and tell you how to post it.
Thanks!
There used to be twice as many books. I’ll see if I can find one of the photos I took of the book shelves right after Dad died, but before I began taking his books home with me. That article is wrong in saying they’re all there. I’d guess more than half are gone now, mostly to me. If I find the studio pic, you’ll need to tell me how to post it here.
I can’t recognize any title, but I see many many books!!
According to Monte, Schulz was a great reader! 😉