3.1K views · 58 reactions | Join us on a tour of the English Faculty Library at the University of Cambridge!  Do you use the English Faculty Library? Tell us about what you love about it and (more importantly) whether you've introduced yourself to Shakespeare yet.  Daisy is a PhD student who works in the library. #EnglishFacultyLibrary #CambridgeUniversityLibraries #CambridgeUniversity #Cambridge | Cambridge University Library | Facebook

A sunny morning in May at Cambridge University Library 📚 ☀️ 🚲 #cambridgeuniversitylibrary #cambridgeuniversity | Cambridge University Library

Step this way for a whistle-stop tour of Curious Cures, with its curator Dr James Freeman! Visiting Cambridge this summer? We’re a short walk from the city centre and you could easily combine a trip to our exhibition with a visit to our friends at the The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge or the Cambridge University Botanic Garden 🎟️ Book your FREE Curious Cures exhibition tickets now: https://loom.ly/kVqsPRY MS 190/223 Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge CUL MS Add. 3303(3) Cambridge University Li

Billions of words, millions of books - 600 years of Cambridge University Library. Lines of Thought, our spectacular new exhibition, traces 4,000 years of human thought taking in Homer, Shakespeare, Darwin, Newton and 3000-year-old Chinese oracle bones. http://www.cam.ac.uk/research/news/lines-of-thought-discoveries-that-changed-the-world | University of Cambridge

3.1K views · 62 reactions | Ancient manuscripts take us back to other...

1.8K views · 70 reactions | Here's a gorgeous snapshot of how the first European printed books were made in the 15th century, featuring Cambridge University Library's priceless copy of the Gutenberg Bible - the first book printed in Europe using moveable type - and our fabulous Historical Printing Room. | Cambridge University Library | Facebook

5.7K views · 70 reactions | Cambridge University Library is home to around ten million books, maps, manuscripts and other objects - so no excuses for not finding something interesting to read on #WorldBookDay! | Cambridge University Library | Facebook

Introducing, Dr Christina Morin, the Visiting Research Fellow in Irish Collections in the Library of Trinity College Dublin and Cambridge University Library. Tina visited the UL this month to continue her research on Minerva Press gothic romances. There’s an interesting link between these so-called ‘horrid novels’ and Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey…. | Cambridge University Library