The Harry Elkins Widener Memorial Library

The Wilderness Library, located within Harvard University, USA, opened on June 24, 1915, and is one of the oldest existing libraries and the largest university libraries in the world. The Wilderness Library is named after Harry Elkins Wilderness, a Harvard graduate who died in the Titanic sinking accident in 1907. His mother, who in memory of him, gave his family a collection of books and $3.5 million to Harvard University Bookstore.

The Wilderness Library is the main library of Harvard University. It is a beautiful library with a long history and buildings. It is especially worth visiting. It feels the learning atmosphere here. The collection is very large. There are also many people who read.

Feel the excellent learning atmosphere, enjoy the background of the large-scale library √ Library 〔 Wilderness Library 〕 is the largest library, and this is also very story. The donor was a mother who died in memory of her early son Wildner, Harvard's important campus died after the Titanic sank, so in 1907, donated a lot of books and millions of dollars, so the world of rich people, but she also made a few demands for Harvard, Friends who want to know can check out oh, here mainly introduce the long-standing library. Location information: Harvard University, Cambridge, United States Open hours: 9:00-17:00 Warm reminder: Keep quiet in the library √ Internal introduction The whole library looks very grand, and Wildner's portrait is also hung in the most prominent position in the hall. Everyone can see it at random. The library is also very luxurious, the lights are crystal high-end chandeliers, every building material is very rich and beautiful, so I was shocked when I entered the library. The book is probably several million layouts and is very responsible. A shelf of books looks a bit dazzling like a maze but It was a treasure of knowledge. There was also a private library, private memorial house in Wildner, which was not allowed to enter.