Treasures of the Rare Books Room – Lewis Carroll’s Alice
"And what is the use of a book," thought Alice, "without pictures or conversation?"
Read more"And what is the use of a book," thought Alice, "without pictures or conversation?"
Read moreOne of the interesting features of this production is that the reader must unfold a nest-like set of folded passages to gain access to the text. Becoming Flight is evidence of the fine craftsmanship of local writers, artists, and printers.
Read moreOscar Wilde, a London writer from the late-Victorian period, may be best known for his plays, yet he wrote extensively in other forms as well, for both children and adults. The Krug Rare Books Room includes a small selection of Oscar Wilde works.
Read moreVisit the Central Library’s 2nd floor display on historic Milwaukee movie theaters, including the Riverside and the centenarian Downer.
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