This library is first of all large and spectacular. At the same time, many of the books in it are Shakespeare's works. Those who like Shakespeare and study his works can come here.
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Building is not open to the public. Right when you walk in you will be turned away. I didn’t see anything online that said it wasn’t open to public so that was disappointing.
Visited in Jan 2020. It sounds like a large portion of the museum are being renovated so only one main room was open to tour. Still, it was interesting to learn about how it was built and see a select...
Tucked behind the Capitol is this excellent collection of all things Shakespeare. On this visit, I enjoyed a great production of "The Merry Wives of Windsor" in the small but faithful reproduction of ...
You don't have to love Shakespeare to appreciate this museum, but it helps. Although the building is beautiful and the main hall is exceptional architecture the reading room is the thing to go to see...
I did not know what I will see and encounter because I am not litterated in Shakepears, so it was a good surprise and a good learning to see the exhibit of the Library exists. I also learn about how t...
This library is first of all large and spectacular. At the same time, many of the books in it are Shakespeare's works. Those who like Shakespeare and study his works can come here.
There are many kinds of books in the library, and the categories are finely divided, which is a good place to read books.
This library is a privately founded library near Capitol Hill in Washington, USA, and was founded by the Fall Festival couple. This library specializes in collections of Shakespeare's books, some of which are rare and rare books, free and open, and are a good place for Shakespeare researchers.
The Shakespeare Library can be regarded as a large building here. The entire library occupies a large area and is composed of Shakespeare's works.
With a long history and culture and majestic buildings, it is worth visiting.