As part of the national #librarieschangelives campaign and marking 175 years of the 1850 Public Libraries Act, we spoke to Roswell Encina, the Chief Communications Officer for the Library of Congress, about how libraries have changed his life and his thoughts on what role libraries play in society. We want to know what book or manuscript would you save for your library of the future? #libraries #Oxford #university #fyp #librarytiktok
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As part of the national #librarieschangelives campaign and marking 175 years of the 1850 Public Libraries Act, we spoke to Roswell Encina, the Chief Communications Officer for the
Bodleian Libraries(@bodleianlibraries). original sound - Bodleian Libraries. As part of the national #librarieschangelives campaign and marking 175 years of the 1850 Public Libraries Act, we spoke to Roswell Encina, the Chief Communications Officer for the Library of Congress, about how libraries have changed his life and his thoughts on what ...
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31K views · 377 shares | Take a tour of the historic Bodleian Libraries in Oxford - explore the medieval Divinity School or experience Duke Humfrey's Library where scholars have studied for centuries. www.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/whatson/visit | University of Oxford | Facebook
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31K views · 377 shares | Take a tour of the historic Bodleian Libraries in Oxford - explore the medieval Divinity School or experience Duke Humfrey's Library where scholars have studied for centuries. www.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/whatson/visit | University of Oxford | Facebook
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Using the Bodleian Old Library
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One of the longer book titles in the Bodleian's collection...📚 #OxfordUniversity
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This week, the Bodleian welcomed back Jana Dambrogio, conservator at MIT and previous visiting fellow to the library, to talk to our conservation and curatorial teams all about the history and art of letterlocking. 💌 Opening facsimiles of historical letters giving us a hands on experience of how the letters would have been folded and sealed. This example is of a letter sent by Beethoven from the Houghon Library collection (MS. Eng. 870). #letterlocking #beethoven #bodleianlibrary
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This week, the Bodleian welcomed back Jana Dambrogio, conservator at MIT and previous visiting fellow to the library, to talk to our conservation and curatorial teams all about the history and art of letterlocking. 💌 Opening facsimiles of historical letters giving us a hands on experience of how the letters would have been folded and sealed. This example is of a letter sent by Beethoven from the Houghon Library collection (MS. Eng. 870). #letterlocking #beethoven #bodleianlibrary
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📚👻 At Duke Humfrey’s Library, our chained books aren’t the only things bound to stay forever… Whispers tell of a Ghostly Librarian, said to be the spirit of Thomas Allen. Allen was a highly regarded 17th-century mathematician and astrologer. He was, in fact, so talented that rumours began to circulate that he was a magician. These rumours were amplified by Allen’s relationship with Queen Elizabeth I’s head astronomer, the occultist and atheist, John Dee. Allen was also an early supporter of ou
📚👻 At Duke Humfrey’s Library, our chained books aren’t the only things bound to stay forever… Whispers tell of a Ghostly Librarian, said to be the spirit of Thomas Allen. Allen was a highly regarded 17th-century mathematician and astrologer. He was, in fact, so talented that rumours began to circulate that he was a magician. These rumours were amplified by Allen’s relationship with Queen Elizabeth I’s head astronomer, the occultist and atheist, John Dee. Allen was also an early supporter of ou
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