This document may be of use to anyone interested in the history and development of Gregg Shorthand; the NYPL has a huge collection of papers, documents, draft books, photographs etc., donated by his widow, Janet Kinley Gregg.
They will copy documents (for a charge) for members of the public.
Their staff are very helpful, but the duplication service is slow; I am still awaiting an item I ordered from sometime in November.
New York Public Library – Guide to the John Robert Gregg Papers
I believe Gregg Shorthand is a lost art.
No, it's not a lost art. I learned it (DJS) in the late 60s and still use some. I wish I remembered more.
And, I wish I could leave a comment where I want to! It says log is, I log in, and go round and round and round and …
I assume you mean the Fifth Avenue/42nd Street one. I'm now miles and miles away but grew up at my branch of the NY public library. I'm a reader.
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