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an old medieval library, the oldest public library in the UK. It's part of the Chetham's Music school in Manchester near Victoria Station
LIBRARY CONFIDENTIAL
Artists/Models; Kathy Bolling, Caitlin Jacobson, Judith McQuerry, Lisa Pearson, and Kathleen Wiechelman
Music: “Viva Las Vegas” – Elvis Presley
While the government and other busybodies may demand access to your library records, fear not. Ketchikan’s librarians defend your right to privacy and confidential use of library materials. Trust in our protection of your reading freedom. Like Vegas, what happens in the library, stays in the library.
Decided to do some photos that show symmetrical creativity. Let me know your thoughts! I really desire to go far with photography.
Now that Bob and Dave found the missing book, they headed over the the Beneficial-Hodson Library to look at some microfilm for their top secret project. After several hours of research, they had all that they could take and needed to burn off some steam and went outside.
John W. Graham Library, Munk Centre, Trinity College, University of Toronto (UofT)
3 Devonshire Place
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
South Library. Tuesday 28 July 2015.
Photo by Donna Robertson
File reference: 2015-07-28-IMG_8389
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries.
1st Floor, looking eastwards from the top of the escalators to the lift. 1995
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File Reference: Arch52-BWN-0058
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries Archives
Built in 1910 by Henry Huntington, heir to the Huntington Fortune, the Huntington Library and Gardens hold some of the largest collections of plants and rare books and manuscripts in the nation. Apparently, Huntington's collectors found a prime buyer's market in post-WWI Europe.
San Marino, California
Hasselblad 500 cm Zeiss CE T* 50mm f/4. Ilford delta100Pro, D-76 1:1 10.2". Nikon CS 9000 ED. Some software tweaks.
October 11, 2014, was the last day for the Reading Public Library at their 64 Middlesex Ave location. They will be moving into a temporary location while the building gets a renovation and expansion, and reopens in 2016.
The building was formerly the Highland School, was built in 1896 and designed by Horace G. Wadlin, 1851 – 1925, a Massachusetts statistician, economist, librarian, and architect. The building served as a public school until 1981, and opened as the home of the Reading Public Library in 1984. The building is added to the National Register of Historic Place in 1984, NRHP Reference #84002643.
File Reference: CCL-LY-2006-01-21-Ly1
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries
File Reference:
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries
"The Past Reimagined: Victorian Fashion and the Designs of Eladrienne Laval"
Whitehorn Library, Caledon Victoria City
slurl.com/secondlife/Caledon Victoria City/52/203/23
Through February 2008
Eladrienne Laval's real life background as an artist and a student of History guides her SL design work, and her experience with the fabric arts informs both eye and her design choices.
This exhibit explores Miss Laval's creations from source image though design and construction, and places them in the context of her inspirations from Victorian art and Fashion. A section of the exhibit looks at one of Miss Laval's favorite designers, Charles Frederick Worth, the father of haute couture. Caledon Library curator Siri Woodget has collaborated with Miss Laval to supplement the exhibit with materials on one of Worth's famous patrons, Isabella Stewart Gardner.Indeed, the exhibit features the unveiling of a new item of SL couture! Especially for this exhibit, Miss Laval has created an in-world re-imagined version of one of Mrs. Gardner's favorite dresses by Worth.
The Caledon Library would like to extend its thanks to the Isabella Stewart Gardenr Museum of Boston, Massachusetts, for its kind permission to use materials relating to the life of Mrs. Gardner
This is the building where I started my working life in September 1963. It had formerly been a Baptist Chapel but was then the local branch of Shropshire County Library.
It was on the corner of Stafford Road and Slaney Street and I was delighted to find it still standing 50 years later.
Dan Brinkman and the Party Animals brought another fun program to the library with Frosty the Snowman!