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The Library of Congress, Thomas Jefferson Building.

 

Hi Indiana University.

Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation Library Project. by Jay Baker at Baltimore, MD.

Coimbra library ceiling .

The reason that the ceiling looks pristine is that the library is unlit, no light is permitted so no flash on the camera also no noise so no shutter, but my camera has an e-shutter and I cradled it upwards and pressed the shutter. The library is kept in near darkness to preserve the books some of which are centuries old i.e. over 500 years. Also you have limited time inside to limit the humidity from your breath, so if you visit be aware of the limitations that you will face.

As a reward for reading during the Summer, the library has a special event for the kids at the city pool with swimming and hot dogs!

I've settled in just fine.

Date: ca.1950s

 

Category: Homes

 

Type: Image

 

Identifier: LP1762

 

Source: S.P. Public Works Album

 

Owner: South Pasadena Public Library

 

Previous Identifier: N/A

 

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The 7th annual Friends of the Library Murder Mystery play, always a popular community event, is now fully cast, and rehearsals have begun. This year’s play, called To Wake the Dead, is scheduled for performances at the Library on November 2, 3, 4, 2007. Shown here at rehearsal are members of the cast and crew

 

FRONT ROW: Kelly Andre, Robert Palmer, Vivienne Carlson; ROW TWO: Dianne Mielke; ROW THREE: Stan Kosek, Ingrid Durham, Debbie Proska; BACK ROW: Kyle Brennan, John Branch, Ethan Brennan, Joe Butkovich, Kate Sutfin (Director), Jim Leonardo.

  

As a reward for reading during the Summer, the library has a special event for the kids at the city pool with swimming and hot dogs!

'Too Precious to be Cut' David Ricardo's 'Principles' (1817) photographed as an image for the appeal.

 

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As a reward for reading during the Summer, the library has a special event for the kids at the city pool with swimming and hot dogs!

The 17th of July 2014 was the 80 year anniversary of the official opening of Central Library by King George V.

 

To celebrate we have a lovely birthday cake and biscuits and had some of our archive collection related to the official opening available on our handling table.

 

Year 8 students from Our Lady's RC High School in Blackley even sang Happy Birthday!

Talk about a beautiful library for the children to enjoy!!

 

Took these back when I worked for a school system. Kids were out on break, and I had my EOS M with me and took a few photos while I was waiting on a coworker to bring me my ladder back.

Date: Unknown

 

Category: Homes

 

Type: Image

 

Identifier: LP1745

 

Source: S.P. Public Works Album

 

Owner: South Pasadena Public Library

 

Previous Identifier: N/A

 

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The Library of Birmingham is the largest public library in the UK and with its iconic exterior with its concentric circles, not difficult to see why it's one of the top 10 places visited in the UK either.

English

 

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mafra_National_Palace

 

The Rococo library, situated at the back of the second floor, is truly the highlight of this palace, rivalling the grandeur of the library of the Melk Abbey in Austria. Built by Manuel Caetano de Sousa, this library is 88 m long, 9.5 m wide and 13 m high. The magnificent floor is covered with tiles of rose, grey and white marble. The wooden bookshelves in Rococo style are situated on the sidewalls in two rows, separated by a balcony with a wooden railing. They contain over 35,000 leather-bound volumes, attesting of the extent of western knowledge from the 14th to the 19th century. Among them, are many valuable bibliographical jewels, such as incunabula. These beautiful finished volumes were bound in the local workshop (Livraria) in the rocaille style (also by Manuel Caetano de Sousa).

 

Besides natural techniques of conservation for the books, such as the lack of space between the wall and the book (so it doesn't create humidity), there are also a few bats that inhabit this library eating any insect that could destroy this invaluable treasure.

 

The Library was used in Gulliver's Travels (1996) as the Great Chamber of War for the Emperor of Lilliput.

  

Português

 

O maior tesouro de Mafra é a sua biblioteca, com chão em mármore, estantes em estilo rococó e uma coleção de mais de 36.000 livros com encadernações em couro gravadas a ouro,graças à acção da Ordem Franciscana, incluindo uma segunda edição de Os Lusíadas de Luís de Camões. Abrange áreas de estudo tão diversa como a medicina,farmácia,história,geografia e viagens,filosofia e teologia,direito canónico e direito civil,matemática,história natural,sermonária e literatura. Situada ao fundo do segundo piso é a estrela do palácio, rivalizando em grandiosidade com a Biblioteca da Abadia de Melk, na Áustria. Construida por Manuel Caetano de Sousa, tem 88 m de comprimento, 9.5 de largura e 13 de altura. O magnífico pavimento é revestido de mármore rosa, cinzento e branco. As estantes de madeira estilo rococó, situadas em duas filas laterais, separadas por um varandim contêm milhares de volumes encadernados em couro, testemunhando a extensão do conhecimento ocidental dos séculos XIV ao XIX. Entre eles muitas jóias bibliográficas, como incunábulos. Estes volumes magníficos foram encadernados na oficina local, também por Manuel Caetano de Sousa.

This card is part of a card catalogue of printed books held within the South Asian minor language collections of the British Library.

Ernie Wayne - Ramrod from Hell

Popular Library 512, 1953

Cover Artist: A. Leslie Ross

Although the Piedmont Avenue Library was fairly doomed even before the recent Oakland budget crisis, since the new owner of the library building intends to start charging market rate rent for it instead of the current deeply discounted rent.

Title : Denver Central Library

Other title : Denver Public Library; Central Library

Creator : Michael Graves Architect; Klipp Colussy Jenks Dubois Architects; Hoyt, Burnham F., 1887-1967

Creator role : Architect

Date : 1956 (original stucture) 1995 (addition)

Current location : Denver, Colorado, United States

Description of work : Denver Central Library, the eighth largest library in the U.S., is located on Civic Center Park between the city's art museum and history museum in the Civic Center Cultural Complex. In 1995 a renovation of the existing 133,000-square-foot library, designed by Burnham Hoyt and completed in 1956, added an expansion of 405,000 square feet. The scale and coloration of the expansion, as well as the individualized massing of its components, allow the original library to maintain its own identity as one element of a larger composition. Two public entrances establish an east-west axis through the Great Hall, a three-story vaulted public room of urban scale, which is the focal point for visitor orientation and circulation. The south-facing rotunda contains specialized functional areas such as the reference room and periodicals center, with the Western History Reading Room above. (Source: Michael Graves, www.michaelgraves.com/files/arch/pdf/denver.pdf, Accessed 2/21/10)

Description of view : View of the east facade looking toward the southwest from across Broadway Street. The original library building is to the right. The North Building of the Denver Art Museum is also in distant view to the west.

Inscription : Inscribed above east entrace: THE DENVER PUBLIC LIBRARY

Work type : Architecture and Landscape

Style of work : Modern: Classicism; Contemporary: Postmodern

Culture : American

Materials/Techniques : Stone

Concrete

Glass

Metal

Source : Pisciotta, Henry

Date photographed : April 2008

Resource type : Image

File format : JPEG

Image size : 2304H X 3072W pixels

Permitted uses : This image is posted publicly for non-profit educational uses, excluding printed publication. Other uses are not permitted. For additional details see: alias.libraries.psu.edu/vius/copyright/publicrightsarch.htm

Collection : Worldwide Building and Landscape Pictures

Filename : WB2009-0364 DCLExterior.JPG

Record ID : WB2009-0364

Sub collection : libraries

streets

walkways

museums

Copyright holder : Copyright Henry Pisciotta

 

The Girls Only Sleepover is a chance for the girls to spend the night at the library with no boys!

Another library that now is the hub for lots of other activities. I think in Desborough's case (looking at the logos over the door) alongside the library this includes council services, fire, police and a sure start children's centre.

Unfortunately the opening hours are extremely short though, a couple of hours each weekday and on Saturday.

Lying in tandem hammocks at Samuel P. Taylor campgrounds with Stacy. This experience had a profound somatic effect on me. And made me want to have hammocks in my life on a regular basis.

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