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Here’s a cross section of the building of the New York Society Library, which I joined a few days ago. The front (on the right) has nice study and reading rooms. But look at the backside: 13 floors of stacks! An that’s where they keep their more than 300,000 books. I borrowed just one today 😊. #nysoclib #books #reading (at New York Society Library) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoGlxdauaNK/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Joined the New York Society Library yesterday. The city’s oldest library (1754). And for a while it even served as the Library of Congress (when the US government was still in New York; George Washington and Alexander Hamilton were early users!). And it’s a gem of a place! Can’t wait to read, study, and write in one of their classic rooms! #nysoclib (at New York Society Library) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoAvLsbJedu/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
#libraryoutloud / #reimagineyourlibrary #Repost @nysoclib ・・・ The Library is open with stellar virtual events, including workshops and seminars - a little bit for everyone! Explore our LinkTree for events that are coming up! We just finished today's event: a film screening of the humourous rom-com "Love, Repeat" and a screenwriting discussion with @billconnington (award-winning American writer, actor, and Alexander Technique teacher). Big thanks to those who came and to Mr. Connington for the charming love letter to the Upper East Side! * WHAT'S NEXT: On Thursday, January 28, we continue our Black Literature Matters series with the 1800s! Head Librarian @cfwaters and Dr. @fjasmine23 introduce writers (including Frederick Douglass, Frances E.W. Harper, David Walker, and Harriet Jacobs) with dramatic readings by actors@artist_in_motion15 and @geoffreyd.williams. The event is open to the public free of charge. We hope to see you! -#thenewyorksocietylibrary • #nysoclib https://www.instagram.com/p/CKc0Xx3B0DM/?igshid=15lg63vl38ppw
I mostly love this show, but some of the episodes aren’t totally my thing, to be honest. This one is the best though. Episode 36, all about the internet as a place to discover and savor old joys: what may have gotten lost without the magic of technology to salvage and feature it.
Plus, I have so many fond memories from the New York Society Library. I was lucky enough to be a librarian at an adjacent school on the Upper East Side for four years, and had a membership there as a part of the job. It was great to hear about a lady researching this book, and realize we may have been writing in the Hornblower room at the same time!
Listen here: https://toe.prx.org/2014/07/recent-relevant-random/
