Anabel Marsh
@glasgowgallivanter.bsky.social
Retired librarian, traveller, and women's history enthusiast. Blogs at glasgowgallivanter.com She/her.
Didn’t doubt for a second that it was just a slip!
November 19, 2025 at 10:07 AM
Didn’t doubt for a second that it was just a slip!
So many Marys …
November 19, 2025 at 9:49 AM
So many Marys …
Reposted by Anabel Marsh
The Bibliotheque Carnegie is one of the thousands of libraries worldwide funded by Andrew Carnegie, but the only one in France. Designed by architect Max Sainsaulieu, it opened in 1928 and is still a working municipal library, so the public areas can be visited for free.
October 10, 2025 at 3:40 PM
The Bibliotheque Carnegie is one of the thousands of libraries worldwide funded by Andrew Carnegie, but the only one in France. Designed by architect Max Sainsaulieu, it opened in 1928 and is still a working municipal library, so the public areas can be visited for free.