Beinecke Library

 


The Beinecke Library was built in 1963. It holds old books and has no window to not burn the books, such as the Gutenberg Bible. The library has exhibition cases which change every week to show many Yale alumni's work.   


Example of the old books.

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  1. Carrie AllenJuly 10, 2024 at 12:57 PM

    As I have said, all I want are more photographs and more writing. Thank you.

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