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Jack Woodford - Teach Me to Love
(Original Title: Strangers in Love)
Novel Library 44. 1950
Cover Artist: unknown
"A Special Brand of Love"
Old Dandenong Library during the relocation from the old site in Stuart Street to the new one in the Walker Street municipal building.
The last day of operation at the old site was Sunday March 2 2014 and the first day at the new site was Monday March 17. During this period a shuttle bus operated to the council's other library in Springvale.
Removal van taking a load of books to the new site.
Our dining room and book collection. In retrospect this room sure would look good with my full sized table hockey game occupying the corner, although we don't have many people to play it.
Back across the dual carriageway we find Blomfield’s 1906 domed public library on Free School Lane with the fun Jacobean co-operative opposite and streetscape pierced by St Swithin’s spire.
AA Gymnastics visited the library again and showed off their moves! At the end of the program kids from the audience got a chance to try out some of the training equipment to flip over backward!
Originally built as a residence in the mid-1800s, this beautiful structure in Ypsilanti, Michigan, was donated to the Ladies' Library Association in 1890. At that time, the front tower was added. The building was restored in the late 1970s and is currently used for business offices. I took this picture during a photo shoot with Flickr friend Steve (sjb4photos) while on vacation in Michigan.
Information from the Ypsilanti Heritage Foundation website.
Collection of books and collection of hats
More photos in my very active group of books: www.flickr.com/groups/72759907@N00/
South side of Aveiro University's library.
Design by Álvaro Siza Vieira, its sides look like a open book
Canon 350D
exif: 1/250s * f/10 * 37mm * ISO400
The artist, author and entrepreneur, an American abstract painter whose work
has been called “meticulously rendered and decoratively impressive” by The New York Times, reads from “The Brown Beatnick Tomes,” his collection of prose and paintings.
Simmons, who calls his style of painting “Neo-African Abstract Expressionism,” originated and co-produced the hit HBO series “Def Poetry Jam,” and won a Tony Award for the Broadway version of the show. Co-founder and president of the Rush Arts Gallery, Simmons is also founder and vice president of the Rush Philanthropic Arts Foundation, an organization dedicated to providing disadvantaged urban youth with significant arts exposure and access to the arts.
This is event is co-sponsored by the library and The Baker Street Social Club.
Day 62 [3-2-2016]
My last day before break. I woke up almost late for class today, making me rush my morning a little too fast than what I am used to leaving my groggy for a few hours after. My classes went pretty well, my first class being a lighting demo to experiment with different lighting techniques for different moods, and my last class taking place at the UVM library to begin research on a large research project for my writing class. My day was productive and went by rather fast leaving me in excitement for tomorrow as I will be traveling to visit Teddy for a day before heading back home for spring break. For now, I must catch up on my sleep for my long drive tomorrow but trust me, there will be many photos to come.
Can't wait to see what the next day brings!
Central Library Manchester chalkboard quotes.
File Reference: 2017-CLM-Chalkboard-Stephen King
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries
December 25, 2016. This was my local library when I was growing up. It's one of my favourite buildings in Toronto.
Celebrating Matariki 2019 at Linwood Library, Sunday 23 June 2019.
File reference: 2019-06-23-IMG_4262
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries
As part Holocaust Memorial Week a special Human Library was created by students, staff and members of the local community including people from Colchester Mind and homelessness charity Emmaus Colchester. The Human Library in the Ivor Crewe Lecture Hall Foyer gave people a chance to understand and find out about people with a potentially very different view on the world. The aim is to bring together people from different backgrounds to foster interaction and challenge prejudice.
Frieze of Prophets below the Pagan Gods, part of the "The Triumph of Religion" murals by John Singer Sargent at Boston Public Library.
AA Gymnastics visited the library again and showed off their moves! At the end of the program kids from the audience got a chance to try out some of the training equipment to flip over backward!
Rick Hawkins of S. H. A. R. K. (South Houston Area Recreational Kiteflyers) visited the library and brought along a collection of his kites to go flying, but first the kids got to make their own kites with his help. Then everybody went outside for a kite flying demonstration! The kids got to try out their newly made kites as well as Rick's special ones.
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