Trinity College Library, Dublin
It's a day for celebrating all things Irish and I'm remembering my visit to Ireland in 2014. One of my favorite places to visit was the Library at Trinity College. I'm not saying it's the most beautiful library anywhere, but it may be the most beautiful library I've ever seen. Do you have a favorite library?
Wishes for a very happy St. Patrick's Day!
The same to you!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite library was the one room town library that was close enough to my house that my mother let me walk by myself before I was ten. All the books in the world (I thought) were mine for the borrowing!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit to my blog. I will be putting your blog on my favorite list. Hope you had a very blessed and happy St. Patrick's Day. Madeline
ReplyDeletehappy st. patricks day to you. a beautiful library. indeed.
ReplyDeleteTooo late.....happy sunday....here we have also winter it is freezing today....hope spring will come soon ❤️X
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! My library is small but still full of great books:) Enjoy your Sunday dear friend, HUGS!
ReplyDeleteHope you had a wonderful St. Patrick's Day! Our library here is a more modern building with only regular windows, but I still find it a fascinating place.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a beautiful library. I love the new york public library. Hope you had a nice St. Patrick's Day.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit to my blog and have a nice week.
Julie
Buttercup, I love all libraries...but I think my favorite was our old library we had here in Tipton. it was torn down and we have a newer one...but the three stained glass windows were saved and are hanging in the new library. I think I liked our old library because it's the first one I ever got to go in and enjoy the books. Our parents never let us just come and go willy-nilly.So we were not allowed to check out books. But once I was grown and had my children...we went lots. They would do the summer reading club too. Hope you do not get more snow there....it is trying to be spring here one minute then winter the next. Blessings, xoxo, Susie
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