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Christchurch City Libraries visited the Affirm Festival 2010 at Wainoni Park. The Mobile Library was on site and there was a tent where people could join the library,, find out about the new Aranui Library and have fun with activities and giveaways. The library team was asking people about what they would like to see in the new Aranui Library.
File Reference: CCL-2010-Affirm10-DSC03467
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries
location: 2nd Floor landing, McKim building
Boston Public Library
HDR shot of the arches atop the entrance to the McKim building outside the reading room.
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Title: E-Library Interior
Date: 2017
Location: 4740 South Florida Avenue, Lakeland, FL
Description: Patrons utilize resources at the library. The ELibrary provides a south Lakeland location for access to materials.
Collection: Lakeland Library Photographs
ID: e01
While I prefer to hoard craft books it's so nice to live just across the street from our public library where I can just conveniently borrow them anytime I wish. I think these ones are going to be a lot of fun! Ideas are already brewing.....
This library is run by City of London libraries, for more information see: www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/services/libraries-and-archives/o...
Visited by a member of the Taskforce team.
Photo credit: Sheila Bennett/Libraries Taskforce
Lubuto Library Project workers from the Ngwerere library interact with neighborhood children, Friday, Nov. 15, 2014, in Lusaka, Zambia. (Photo by Jason DeCrow/Lubuto Library Project)
Shot these in jpg which is why the ceiling is banded kinda funky.
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. My tools are laying on the table. LOL!!
Recently renovated Earlimart Library of the Tulare County Library System. Renovations were completed November 2011.
Actually there's not a lot up in that top bit (well, a fair few student services, in truth, but not as much as there is space for). The library itself is beneath all this.
I was never much fond of the design as this thing was going up, and the colours are still a bit out there, but on the whole it's grown on me with its various angles and interesting shapes, and it hosts a decent cafe and provides a much-needed bypass of wentworth building as a thoroughfare. It's a good thing, on balance. :)
This you may recognise as the wonderful library close to the Central Railway Station, with it's incredible ceiling over the entrance that looks to me like something that a mushroom fan would love!
In there we saw a new equipment display with stuff you can borrow. If you book a recording session in one of the studios but you really need a 12 string Martin acoustic, you can borrow one. With your library card.
Julian Franklin brought another exciting program to the library. His Science Magic Show was a big hit!
This index card was in the front cover of the book. Must have been made on a typewriter, another ancient technology ; )
Friendswood resident and WWI historian Kevin Burke provided a highly informative and fascinating account of the life of a WWI soldier.