Leicester Central Library (Leicester)
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Previously known as Bishop Street Library, it was built to the design of Edward Burgess and paid for by Andrew Carnegie, the Scottish-American steel magnate and philanthropist, who also opened it in May 1905. Up to 1912, in an effort to stop betting, all references to horse racing were clipped out of the newspapers that were put in the public reading room.
Bishop Street
(Town Hall Square)
Leicester
LE1 6AA
Tel: 0116 2995401
www.leicester.gov.uk/centrallibrary/
Bishop Street
(Town Hall Square)
Leicester
LE1 6AA
Tel: 0116 2995401
www.leicester.gov.uk/centrallibrary/
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 52°37'58"N 1°7'56"W
- Poynton Library and Civic Centre 104 km
- Number One Riverside 129 km
- Five Rise Shopping and Library 143 km
- British Library (Boston Spa) 144 km
- Kirklands Community Centre, and Menston Library 146 km
- Liverpool Library and Walker Art Gallery 151 km
- Cleadon Park Library and Health Centre 261 km
- Martindale Library 348 km
- Whatriggs Primary School and Early Childhood Centre 395 km
- Dick Institute 397 km
- Leicester City Centre 0.1 km
- Highcross Leicester 0.5 km
- St Nicolas Circle 0.5 km
- De Montfort University Leicester Campus 0.6 km
- Bede Island 0.9 km
- The Junction - St. Georges Retail Park 0.9 km
- St Matthews 1.1 km
- Highfields 1.5 km
- Abbey Park 1.5 km
- Frog Island 1.6 km