# Lucy Allen
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lucy allen Smart (née lucy allen, 1877–1960) was an American librarian and curator.
== Work at Ohio State ==
Allen began her studies to become a librarian at The Ohio State University in 1894. While there she assisted Warren K. Moorehead, professor of archaeology at Ohio State and the curator of the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society's museum, in compiling a catalogue and map of archaeological sites in the state.
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