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Great to host a visit from @GuildhallLib @MancLibraries - a delight to see the library and reading room so busy with all spaces buzzing with activity , engagement and activation - a joy
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New blog post! Wood engraving in the nineteenth century guildhalllibrarynewsletter.w…
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‘An almanack or prognostication for… 1658’ (S PAM 173) by Sarah Jinner of London who wrote a series of almanacs 1658-1664. Thought to be one of the first women to be a professional writer. Aimed at educated people, they included forecasts & medical remedies for women.
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🎂To mark Charles Darwin’s birthday we have been admiring some of his first editions here. #DarwinDay
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If this interests you do come and explore Roman London with us city London guides.com on our regular tour. Beginnings of Roman London discovered in office basement bbc.com/news/articles/cx2jdn…
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Describing itself as ‘The Library of London History’, @GuildhallLib is holding a series of talks, walks, and literary viewings throughout 2025 to celebrate 600 years since it was founded. The City Corporation-owned library focuses on London history and houses the largest collection devoted to a single city in the world, as well as collections on early printed books, English law, Parliamentary records, business history, and maritime records. #DestinationCity bit.ly/4hHndCZ
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The wait is over! Our London Careers Festival is here, kicking off two weeks of career inspiration, networking, and opportunity! From today, over 15,000 students and young people will connect with leading employers, gaining insights to shape their futures. Find out more here: bit.ly/3CAijIo
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How to leave an impression...👑This beautiful illustrated letter incorporating Elizabeth I is in the The Plaisterers Company Book of Ordinances, 1571-1635. Orders of the Mayor, Court of Aldermen & Privy Council.
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It’s definitely soup weather🥣A small collection from our food & drink history collection offers some hearty recipes & great design too.
Watercress Cookbook, 1977 (ED PAM 126) Good Soups, 1945 (AS 601) Thermos Economy Cooking, 1955 (ED PAM 129 365 Tasty Dishes, 1906 (ED 343)
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Come join us as we kick off Guildhall Library's 600th anniversary celebrations!
Thursday 13th of Feb 6-8pm
We will be sharing the history of the library and some of our oldest and rarest books. We will also have bubbles and cake! Tickets via Eventbrite eventbrite.co.uk/e/guildhall…
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From the archives - scenes around Guildhall. The #Banksy 'piranhas' artwork on display in one of the ambulatories in the West Wing. A sculpture of the celebrated actor-manager, Sir Henry Irving, as Hamlet at @GuildhallArt. A library user consulting books at @GuildhallLib. City of London red chairs set out in Guildhall Yard, the site of London's Roman Amphitheatre. #DestinationCity #RomanLondon
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Please help us raise awareness and raise money to tackle homelessness by joining the @LMAppeal Lady Mayoress's sleep out in Guildhall Yard on 6th March. Money raised will go to @HomewardsUK and @PretFoundation. You can learn more here: thelordmayorsappeal.org/news…
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Need a hand writing a CV? Come to the #Library, use our computers and build a CV with the support of our helpful staff. Sessions are #Free but booking is essential. Ask at the desk, email [email protected] call 020 7583 7178
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This has been extended until Saturday 8th February!
‘I’m Not Okay (An Emo Retrospective)’, at @BarbicanMusic is entering its final week, so you've got until 15 January to view this hugely popular #exhibition about how the early #Emo scene resonated so deeply with a generation of teenagers.
Promising an “unfiltered look at when youth culture was cute, raw, vulnerable, and unapologetically different”, the exhibition is a collaboration between @the_moyc (MOYC) and the City of London Corporation-owned library.
Featuring personal photos taken on early digital and mid-00s phone cameras, the content has been retrieved from old hard drives and Photobucket accounts and focuses on the first-generation Emo scene (2004-2009). The result is a visually engaging exhibition that has delved into how Emo subculture became a positive force for acceptance, addressing issues of sexuality, mental health, gender, identity, and belonging. bit.ly/3U5BYpp #DestinationCity
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📚An excerpt from James Shirley's 1633-34 masque 'The Triumph of Peace' [PAGEANTS 21]. 📷
One of the beautiful original #Stuart texts from our collections, and a sneak preview of our upcoming #Guildhall600 blog post...
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‘I’m Not Okay (An Emo Retrospective)’, at @BarbicanMusic is entering its final week, so you've got until 15 January to view this hugely popular #exhibition about how the early #Emo scene resonated so deeply with a generation of teenagers.
Promising an “unfiltered look at when youth culture was cute, raw, vulnerable, and unapologetically different”, the exhibition is a collaboration between @the_moyc (MOYC) and the City of London Corporation-owned library.
Featuring personal photos taken on early digital and mid-00s phone cameras, the content has been retrieved from old hard drives and Photobucket accounts and focuses on the first-generation Emo scene (2004-2009). The result is a visually engaging exhibition that has delved into how Emo subculture became a positive force for acceptance, addressing issues of sexuality, mental health, gender, identity, and belonging. bit.ly/3U5BYpp #DestinationCity
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A date for your New Year diary, our annual Music Sale starts 9.30am on Tuesday 14th January. Lot's of bargains to be had: Cds, DVDs, Books and even some vinyl this year!
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In 2025 we are celebrating 600 years since the founding of the original Guildhall Library! We'll be hosting lots of fun events around this. To see what's happening at the start of the year check out our new events brochure for January-April 2025!
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Friday afternoon teaching about the Black Death & discussing manuscripts & medical evidence @GuildhallLib and the Pathology Museum @QMULBartsTheLon






































![An excerpt from Act I of James Shirley's masque 'Triumph of Peace' (c. 1633), from an original copy held at Guildhall Library [PAGEANTS 21].](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Gg7J7H1XQAE9006.jpg?name=small&format=webp)






