- Early foundations. The British Library was created on 1 July 1973 as a result of the British Library Act 1972.
- A New Home for Old Books—and More! The British Library experience is like opening a book whose cover gives no hint of the story within.
- Visited the British Library on Sunday October 29 and was so glad we did. They have an excellent archive room that is free to the public with amazing archives!
- Originally thirteen were distributed, but now only four remain, two of which can be found in the British Library.
- The British Library’s collections of early German material are extraordinarily rich, and more varied than those of any major library in the German-speaking world.
- The British Library is the national library of the United Kingdom. The origins and foundations of this significant library which was established in 1753.
- The aim of the British Library Journal is to extend the knowledge of the Library, its collections and their potential for research.
- The British Library in London's St. Pancras is often hailed as the only major public building to be built in Great Britain in the twentieth century.
- English: The British Library is the national library of the United Kingdom. It is located in London, with an additional reading room in Boston Spa, West Yorkshire.
- The British Library, London, England. A list of must visit libraries would be incomplete without The British Library , the UK’s national library.