Virtual tour day 7: The Wren Library by Terry Johnston This elegant Library, designed by Sir Christopher Wren, was built between 1674-1676 to hold printed books owned by Dean Michael Honywood who bought books on many subjects including a first edition of Milton’s “Paradise Lost” dated 1667 and works by William Byrd. The oldest is a 1468 copy of “The Epistles of St. Jerome”. Honywood bequeathed his collection to the Cathedral which has always been a place of education. | Lincoln Cathedral

For World Sight Day, check out NLS, our free braille & talking book service for people with blindness or low vision: https://www.loc.gov/nls/?loclr=fbloc Also, among the many ways we make our treasures accessible onsite are special Touch Tours -- watch: (Transcript at http://stream-media.loc.gov/webcasts/captions/2017/170919eeo0830.txt ) | The Library of Congress

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