Thursday, September 01, 2016

Library Windows: September Theme, 2016



In addition to a vast book and publication collection as well as a coffee shop and wifi with other amenities, the Frey Library at the University of St Thomas has stained glass windows that feature many literary greats.  It is interesting to wander around to see more windows honouring Goethe, Cicero, Homer, Sherlock Holmes, Don Quixote, and others.

Go  here, here, and here to see previous posts of these windows.
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15 comments:

  1. How beautiful! Never seen anything like this in my local library.

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  2. Stained glass in a library. What a great idea... makes it even more sanctified.

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  3. The stained glass is beautiful! Very impressive for a library.

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  4. Gorgeous windows, beautifully photographed!

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  5. these are beautiful. Fantastic to have them to enjoy.

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  6. These are very nice! A visual tour of literature.

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  7. What a treat, books AND beautiful stained glass windows Kate, they appear to have rather a nice outlook also.

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  8. Beautiful stained glass windows. Always loved the plays of Moliere as his writing is so witty.

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  9. These are super cool. I like almost all stained glass.

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  10. Nice! I also love stained glass windows. This one is so lovely.

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  11. I've been in a lot of libraries in my life, but never one with stained glass windows. Beautiful!

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  12. How wonderful. They make a place feel so special - perfect for a library!

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  13. Marvelous windows, and you did a great job of capturing their colors.

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