Durham Cathedral Libraryさんのイラストまとめ

@durhamcathedral All God's creatures.

Hedgehog, rabbit, mole, fox, seal, crow, gull and a little spider hiding in the corner.

Details from the St Aidan altar @durhamcathedral.

#SaintsAndTheirAnimals
#AnimalsInChurches
#AnimalsInChurchesHour

What has a spine but no bones?

A book.

#UKPunDay #LibraryTwitter

Hello new followers! *waves cheerily*

Thank you for supporting our independent historic library. We tweet rare books & manuscripts, with smatterings of Cathedral life on a World Heritage Site.

It’s a grey day in Durham, but we have cyclamen growing outside our office window.😍

@RHUL_Library @natlibscot @BLprintheritage @bodleianlibs @LivUniLibrary @OrkneyLibrary @BtfdLibrary Beelzebub has a devil put aside....

#LibraryBohemianRhapsody

@BtfdLibrary @Twitter

@RHUL_Library @HistLibForum @bodleianlibs @theULSpecColl @natlibscot @OrkneyLibrary @BLprintheritage @durhamcathedral We ate the plums. But we still have figs.

@durhamcathedral #OldRockDay

'Glory be to God for dappled things' - Gerard Manley Hopkins

We love the pied beauty of the sandstone in the south quire aisle of @durhamcathedral. 😍

Built of local sandstone, the foundation stone of this great Romanesque Cathedral was laid on 11 August 1093.

@theULSpecColl @CamDigLib @theUL

Today is the #WinterSolstice.

Dark skies of the arctic circle from John Ross's 'Narrative of the 2nd Voyage in Search of the Northwest Passage', 1835.

Only 89 days until Spring Equinox on 20 March!

#RareBooks #Winter

For the 19th day of #LibraryAdvent, a reindeer & Sami family, from a 1674 English translation of 'The history of Lapland', by Swedish humanist Johannes Schefferus.
Did you know the Sami are the northernmost indigenous people of Europe?
#RareBooks