Everything about The British Library Of Political And Economic Science totally explained
The
British Library of Political and Economic Science (also known as the
BLPES or as the
LSE Library) is the main
library of the
London School of Economics in
London,
England. The library, founded in
1896, is the largest
social sciences library in the world, containing over 4 million printed volumes. The library is located on Portugal Street, just north of the main buildings of the school. The current building is the former headquarters and warehouse facilities of
WH Smith, opened in
1916 and taken over by the LSE in
1976, to be reopened as a library in
1978. The building was heavily renovated between
1999-
2001, redesigned by
Foster and Partners, with a distinctive atrium and circular staircase. It also has
Reuters machines with live feed of the
London Stock Exchange,
NYSE,
Nasdaq and others/.
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