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Central Library: reflex copying apparatus
Unknown, 1955, Photograph
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Central Library: reflex copying apparatus
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35267
Title
Central Library: reflex copying apparatus
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Unknown
Date
1955
Size
11.9 x 16.2 cm
Type
Photograph
Location
Edinburgh and Scottish Collection
This is an early reprographics unit based at Central Library. The room was then used as a photography darkroom.
Edinburgh Central Public Library is, strictly speaking, located on the Cowgate. It rises up four floors from this level to its main entrance on George IV Bridge. It was designed by George Washington Browne, and built in 1887-90. It was built with money donated by the philanthropist Andrew Carnegie. Central Library acts as the community library for the centre of the city. It also has several subject dedicated sections: the Art and Design Library; Music Library; Edinburgh and Scottish Collection, and the Reference Library.
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