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buzzfeedbooks:These Rebels Have Amassed A Library From Syria’s RuinsOutside, winter’s chill grips th
warmhealer:View from the library: city skyline, campus rooftops (offices, seminar rooms, the back of
wanderthewood:Library at Warwick Castle - Warwickshire, England by Elena Rumianceva
Gray-hooded Warbler, Gobind Sagar Bhardwaj via Macaulay Library
Portrait of a French soldier wearing a gas mask, taken 1915.Original image source: National Library
A Serbian soldier in Cukojevac, Serbia in 1915. Original image source: Austrian National Library
A Canadian prisoner of war who was captured for nine months.Original image source: Canadian Library
A father helps his son draw a French flag. Taken March, 1917.Source: Canadian Library and Archives
Black Library: Armageddon by ukitakumukiArtist’s commentThis is my rendition of Grimaldus
warmhealer:The Library of Nicholas II, tucked away in a corner of the Winter Palace which is now the
warmhealer:The Library of Nicholas II, tucked away in a corner of the Winter Palace which is now the
John Steinbeck, Cannery Row, 1st Edition/Wartime Edition (1945) [OC] [1675x2500]
warmhealer: Autumnal views from the postgraduate room in the library, where it is so warm and quiet
warmhealer:I spent the weekend studying at Maughan Library :–)
time to make a visit to the library for some warm n’ cozy autumn books.
warmhealer: The Library of Nicholas II, tucked away in a corner of the Winter Palace which is now th
The warming weather has us (prematurely) thinking of spring. In that vein here’s a lovely yell
We know it’s way too early to get excited, but the warm temperatures and the sound of songbird
greedy to taste all the library has to offer.
Blue throated warbler. From The birds of Europe. V.02, by John Gould, 1837. Plates drawn from
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“Twilight Zone” and Sylvia Plath: read research fellow Erik Mortenson’s Q&
The wifi at my house is still out, so I’m using my local library’s wifi to update this b
jellobiafrasays: library checkout card (1944)even at the height of the war, some librarian made sure
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