Guided tour of Bromley House Library
Ref: VS19
Thu 9th May 2024
10:30 am
Lecturer:
Experience Bromley House Library behind the scenes.
Take a top-to-bottom guided tour of the library with an experienced tour guide. Discover some of the secrets on our shelves and get the opportunity to view collection items not normally on display.
Visit includes welcome, hot drink + biscuits, explanatory talk and tour of the library and garden.
Because only 20 places are available, booking is restricted to TAS Nottingham Members only.
Meet at Bromley House Library entrance, Angel Row, Nottingham NG1 6HL at 10.30 on Thursday, 9 May, 2024.
Bromley House Library, founded in 1816, is a flourishing independent lending library situated in the centre of Nottingham and is one of the few remaining subscription libraries in the country. The building houses nearly 50,000 books and has a tranquil and relaxed atmosphere. In addition to the many fine reading rooms spread over three floors of a Grade II listed Georgian townhouse, there is a beautiful walled garden, which is one of only two remaining in the city centre.
Weblink: https://bromleyhouse.org
Because the library is on the three upper floors of Bromley House, and there is no lift, it is not accessible to wheelchair users. It is a period house, and some of the stairs are quite steep.
Because of the age and geography of Bromley House, numbers are limited. If the visit is popular and more members want to come, we will arrange a further visit later in the year.
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