A sneak peek of some of the highlights of the British Library's new exhibition: Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms: Art, Word, War… | HistoryExtra

3.7K views · 86 reactions | TAKE A TOUR! The London Library is one of the world's great lending libraries, with an amazing collection of over 1 million books, and an equally extraordinary history. Behind its elegant facade overlooking St. James Square is a vast network of books, where since the mid-nineteenth century, seven buildings have been brought into one and a great centre of learning and ideas has been created. | The London Library | Facebook

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2.2K views · 67 reactions | The British Library is closed from 24-27 December with seasonal closures 28 December - 1 January. Find out more: ow.ly/Bfde50xBZVX We look forward to hearing from you again from 30 December when we will be back online. | British Library | Facebook

British Library Newspapers consists of collections from the British Library which span three hundred years of newspaper publishing across England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland and South East Asia. The perfect resource for genealogy and family history research. Access British Library Newspapers at your local New South Wales public library today! #familyhistory #heritage #traditionsliveon #WhereImFrom #FamilyRoots #generations #genealogyresearch #FamilySearch #ancestryresearch #familytree | Gale Austr

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This #NationalPoetryDay we’re celebrating #PoetryForaChange with Collections in Verse poet Malika Booker reading #Windrush70 inspired poetry in Leeds Central Library. Collections in Verse is a collaboration between Poet in the City, the British Library and Leeds Libraries to bring our Windrush: Songs in a Strange Land exhibition to life in Leeds through poetry. Find out more: http://bit.ly/2y9KWXF | British Library