I’m happy to report that the built-in bookshelves are done and painted and my library is back where it belongs. Although most books can now be found on the internet, I’m never parting with my core library, consisting primarily of books on London, Wellington, Brummell, period diaries and letters and Queen Victoria. For those of you who have expressed an interest in browsing my bookshelves, here’s a good representation of what they hold.
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I am drooling even though I already have many of the books you do as well as others .I already have more books than I have shelves and no room for another book case. I miss the room I had in a two story , five bedroom house after all the kids grew up.
Wow! That is SOME book collection. I'm jealous!