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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.

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-li…

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)

A class from St Thomas’s Academy enjoyed a workshop yesterday about the Great Plague of 1665. They were shown original materials up close that recorded statistics, official orders & remedies. They were excited to see – as a novelty – the world’s smallest dictionary! 📚📜🌟

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Describing itself as ‘The Library of London History’, Guildhall Library 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

New blog post! Wood engraving in the nineteenth century …ldhalllibrarynewsletter.wordpress.com/2025/02/07/woo…

‘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.

🎂To mark Charles Darwin’s birthday we have been admiring some of his first editions here. #DarwinDay

If this interests you do come and explore Roman London with us www.city London guides.com on our regular tour. Beginnings of Roman London discovered in office basement bbc.com/news/articles/…

We enjoyed our 600th anniversary event yesterday - showing many treasures and telling the story of the library. Also bubbles and cake! Thank you to @cookandbutlerevents for the splendid cake!