Main Library, Queen's University , Belfast [2]
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Main Library, Queen's University , Belfast [2]
Image: © Rossographer Taken: 7 Mar 2008
The main library of the university is currently housed in the tower block seen behind and in Image but also in this charming older building. It was constructed 1865-68 to a design by Lanyon, Lynn and Lanyon with later additions (1911-14) by Lynn and (1951) by John MacGeagh. While it looks very much like a converted chapel, the building has always been a library; inside it has been sadly altered by modern restructuring.
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Image Location
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54.584735
Longitude
-5.934888