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Crozet Public Library Analysis

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My collection is the adult reference section in Crozet public library in Virginia. I choose the subsection in which call numbers fall between 000-7XX, covering Dewey decimal classes: Generalities, Philosophy and Psychology, Religion, Social Science, Language, Natural Science and Mathematics, Technology (Applied Sciences), and Arts, totally about 400 titles.
Crozet was used to be a small village where most residents were farmers. Since it is close to Charlottesville, a beautiful city and with low unemployment rate, and also the place where University of Virginia is located, it is attracting more and more people moving to this village, including professionals, UVA students, and retired people from northern Virginia. Crozet public library is a

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