Dublin, Ireland
This picture was taken in the Long Room, the main chamber of the Old Library at Trinity College in Dublin. This is the largest library in Ireland, built back in the 1700s. Along the corridor, there are 14 busts of great philosophers, writers and men who supported Trinity college throughout the years. To the left of the entrance, you’ll see a very ornate iron spiral staircase that people used to go up to the second level.
Inside, shelves are filled with old books from floor to ceiling, all organized alphabetically. The most famous book housed here is the book of Kells, a famous 9th century gospel manuscript.
This is my idea of heaven, something I aspire to have one day. A special wood-paneled room filled with books, where I can curl up and read all day.
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That looks like Heaven. Thanks for sharing! If you’re ever interested in some awesome book reviews and musings, be sure to follow! Thanks!
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Wow. This is incredible! Ireland has been on my list of places to visit for too long. This gave me yet another reason to go.
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I loved Ireland. Can’t wait to go back.
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That’s an amazing shot!! I love books ❤
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Thanks, I love these old libraries.
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