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reading room in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Reading room may refer to: Reference library British Museum Reading Room Christian Science Reading Room

There are approximately 2,000 Christian Science Reading Rooms worldwide.[citation needed] Reading Rooms were established in 1899 by a by-law in the Manual

Pancras building. Before the end of that year the first of eleven new reading rooms had opened and the moving of stock was continuing. From 1997 to 2009

featured five large reading rooms and two courtyards, one of which is now a music library. While the library's nave and main reading rooms can be visited on

National Library building is home to various reading rooms and collections. Usage of the reading rooms include speaking to expert staff, browsing the

as the Library's original reading room, above the ground floor rooms below. After the opening of the larger Domed Reading Room in 1913, it was less used

1707–1957 catalog. In 1961, the library had twenty-two reading rooms; in 1976 the 22 reading rooms had a daily attendance of up to 8000. The Reference and

Prussian authorities. The society established a network of libraries, reading rooms, and organized speeches. It was active until the outbreak of World War

The reading rooms on level C to F all face the atrium which provides them with natural light. The reading rooms each consist of double-height rooms with

won seven Pulitzer Prizes between 1950 and 2002, and for its public Reading Rooms around the world. Christian Science's religious tenets differ considerably