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

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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

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

Here's a beautiful short film of Cambridge University Library in lockdown. Buildings like ours that are normally populated by thousands of people take on a strange, almost magical property when the doors are closed to the public and staff alike. We hope to welcome you all back soon! | Cambridge University Library

Have you heard the chilling tale of St. Edmund the Martyr and Sweyn Forkbeard? Settle in for Medieval Story Time with historian Dr. Amy Jeffs, featuring the manuscript CUL MS Ee.III.59, a verse Life of Edward the Confessor produced around 1250-1260. Sweyn Forkbeard ruled England for just five weeks, between 1013 and 1014. According to legend, the ghost of St. Edmund the Martyr killed Sweyn after he refused to stop overtaxing the English people. This fascinating manuscript inspired Amy, who studi

Welcome to #CambridgeUniversity from your Libraries! Today, in the start of a new series, we’re exploring the Engineering Library (@camtechlibs). We asked librarian John Clarke to show us his favourite spaces… To find out how the Technology Libraries team can support your studies, head to the link in our bio and make sure you follow @camtechlibs! #CambridgeUniversityLibraries | Cambridge University Library

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