This week’s tale is a rather lonely cry from a Reading Room Services Assistant who trudged through the snow and opened the Reading Room as usual all on her own… ...
I dream about books. I suppose it’s one of the side effects of working as a librarian, just like the ability to carry large quantities of books while also walking ...
“In the centre of the room, clamped to an upright easel, stood the full-length portrait of a young man of extraordinary personal beauty, and in front of it, some little ...
This post was written by our Collections Volunteer Karen Wyld. “I’m not new to volunteering. I spent nearly twenty years as a volunteer for British Cycling, working at regional and ...
Books can have a hidden history that is hinted at in bookplates and marginalia or in the attempt to erase the traces of previous owners. A couple of weeks ago ...
Karen Wyld is a volunteer in the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust collections and has been helping our librarian with a range of tasks, including shelving, creating new book displays in the ...
Today’s ‘tale from the reading room’ has been written by Wendy Raybould, a Volunteer within the Collections department here at the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust. “I began volunteering for the Trust ...