Kenneth Toombs
Kenneth Eldridge Toombs (25 August 1928 – 4 March 2008), AKA Kenneth Toombs and Kenneth E. Toombs, was 20th-century American best known as director of the libraries of the University of South Carolina (1967-1988). Career
Toombs helped establish the University of South Carolina's Thomas Cooper Library and Law Library and co-founded the Southeastern Library Network. He helped establish the South Caroliniana Library by approving Thomas L. Johnson as its first field archivist and who interviewed Grace Lumpkin for the archive. He also helped in establishing rights for southern chapters of the American Library Association. Awards
 Rothrock Award, Southeastern Library Association (contribution to Solinet System)

Legacy
 Kenneth E. Toombs Fellowship Fund in Library and Information Science, University of South Carolina

Works
 "Interview with Grace Lumpkin" (1971)
 "Large Academic Libraries" (1977)

See also
 University of South Carolina

References

External links
 Kenneth E. Toombs Fellowship Fund in Library and Information Science

1928 births
2008 deaths
American librarians