200K views · 3.3K reactions | One of the most awe-inspiring collections of human learning and achievement on the planet is the Trinity College Library in Dublin. Let's explore. This Great Big Story was made possible by Marriott Bonvoy. | Great Big Story | Facebook

📚 Hidden gem inside the Midwest you can’t miss This library is one of the most underrated stops in the Midwest — and yes, it’s that stunning in person. Why you should visit: • Located inside a historic government building • Known for its spiral staircases and stained-glass ceiling • One of the most beautiful historic libraries in the Midwest • FREE to visit (no ticket required) • Perfect for architecture lovers, history buffs & photographers • Easy add-on to a Midwest city day trip 🕰 Best time

1.9K views · 29 reactions | As Family History Month ends, we’re focusing on published histories in our Main Reading Room. Family histories contain a wealth of information and are a great starting point to help you discover more about the generations before you. Need more inspiration? Ask a Librarian and start writing your family story: https://brnw.ch/21wMdIK | National Library of Australia | Facebook

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“We must ensure all new buildings are designed for longer life, for looser fit, and for lower carbon. We must construct a generous sustainable architecture that can delight and inspire for generations to come. We must build forever architecture.” RIBA President Simon Allford announces the winner of the 2022 RIBA Stirling Prize - The New Library, Magdalene College by Niall McLaughlin Architects. Learn more about the winning project and the five other shortlisted projects online now: https://ecs.p

24K views · 466 reactions | Explore the Civil War from a new perspective.  This rare pictorial diary features 53 drawings by James Colby, depicting his life as a Union solider between Febrary 1862 and August 1864. While the diary includes sketches of The Battle of Fort Wagner and other campaigns, much of the book features scenes of nature and people Colby encountered while traveling. | The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens | Facebook