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Check out the window seat and the cool custom desk my husband put in.

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Cavazzi da Montecuccolo, Giovanni: Historische Beschreibung der in den untern occidentalischen Mohrenland ligenden drey Königreichen Congo, Matamba, Angola … München, 1694. (call number/Signatur: S 17/4239)

 

Cavazzi da Montecuccolo (1621 – 1678) war ein italienischer Kapuziner, der mit der portugiesischen Armee nach Afrika reiste und u.a. am Hof der berühmten Königin Nzinga/Njinga in Matamba (Angola) lebte.

 

LFCC Library Staff, Early 1970s, featuring LRC Director, William Harrison, Librarian Larry Seilhamer, and Staff Members Barbara Costello, Charlene Hose, Alice Seabright and Pavey Hoke

Notice the empty space on the shelf

Designed by McArthy and Watson architects in 1901. 14th century gothic style, finely detailed in red ashlar with excellent original glasswork. Good interior work at entrance hall and staircase. Modern addition to right.

Old Carnegie Library - St. Joseph, MI

Photos from the Dwight Anderson Music Library at the University of Louisville, taken in June 2013

Oxford:

This is Lincoln College Library photographed from the other end of St. Marys Passage.

 

Glasgow's Mitchell Library lit up at night.

Outside the Lester Public Library, Two Rivers, Wisconsin

The main building of the National Library contains some of the finest examples of Finnish architecture. It was built in 1845 by Carl Ludvig Engel in the Empire style after the university and library were moved from Turku to Helsinki. The exterior has a golden yellow color, Corinthian columns and a green dome. The interior is decorated with classical statues, paintings and marble..

When Robert McHenry's son Oramil passed away in 1906, he bequeathed three lots and $20,000 in downtown Modesto to the city for erecting a library. This neoclassical building was built in 1911 and became the main library for the city until the 1970s.

Modesto, California

Boston Public Library, McKim Building

 

Location: Copley Square, Boston, Massachusetts

Built: 1895

Architects: Charles Follen McKim

Architectural style: Renaissance Revival, Beaux-Arts

  

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Projecting windows on T S Eliot House, by Haworth Tompkins architects, which forms the new extension to the London Library.

LightCatch Forum Meeting in Amersfoort.

 

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Hazel and I went to the community library for story time while she visited this weekend. She was the only one in attendance. Heard a fun story and did a craft. We love libraries!

Celebrating Matariki 2019 at Linwood Library, Sunday 23 June 2019.

 

File reference: 2019-06-23-IMG_4256

 

From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries

This is my pastiche of what a Buzzfeed aimed at Librarians might look like.

 

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Title : Denver Central Library

Other title : Denver Public Library; Central Library

Creator : Michael Graves Architect; Klipp Colussy Jenks Dubois Architects; Hoyt, Burnham F., 1887-1976

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 : Interior view of the north rotunda looking down from the second floor to the study tables on the left and the stacks on the right.

Work type : Architecture and Landscape

Style of work : Modern: Classicism; Contemporary: Postmodern

Culture : American

Materials/Techniques : Glass

Wood

Metal

Source : Pisciotta, Henry

Date photographed : April 2008

Resource type : Image

File format : JPEG

Image size : 3072H X 2304W 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 : WB2009-0379 DCLInterior.JPG

Record ID : WB2009-0379

Sub collection : libraries

Copyright holder : Copyright Henry Pisciotta

 

Another Lucy snap. PSed x Fat Burns.

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!

Dutch book trade label from Boek en kantoorboekhandel Kramer, LEESBIBLIOTHEEK, Winterswijk, The Netherlands. Leesbibliotheek means library. I collect these Dutch labels because i write a book about the private Dutch libraries. They are all gone now, since the 60/70's .

A Knox College student studies the box for a 1,000 piece puzzle she's working on. The puzzle was placed on a table in the entryway of Knox's Seymour Library by the library staff. A number of students worked on the puzzle over the course of the day. Photo by Peter Bailley.

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