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1. www.derbyshire.gov.uk › chesterfield-libraryChesterfield Library - Derbyshire County Council

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   Find out more about Chesterfield Library including opening hours, services available, where to find us and how to get in touch.

2. www.derbyshiretimes.co.uk › heritage-and-retro42 evocative pictures of Derbyshire from the 1900s to the ...

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   4 days ago · Photo: Chesterfield Library\Nadin. Photo Sales. 26. Retro Derbyshire. G C Brittain and Ripley and Heanor News office , Church Street, Ripley, 1908. Photo: Ripley and Heanor News.

3. www.derbyshiretimes.co.uk › heritage-and-retroGreat archive photos reveal what life was like in ...

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   Oct 30, 2023 · See how much Chesterfield as changed in these great retro pictures which have been taken from Chesterfield Library’s local studies collection, Chesterfield Library and our own archives...

   • Author: Brian Eyre

4. www.derbyshiretimes.co.uk › news › theres-more-toThere's more to Chesterfield Library than just books

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   Aug 3, 2016 · Pop into Chesterfield Library and you'll experience the biggest and busiest community hub of its kind in Derbyshire. The library welcomes around 3,000 people through its doors on a Saturday...

5. www.derbyshire.gov.uk › leisure › local-studiesLocal studies libraries - Derbyshire County Council

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   Chesterfield Local Studies Library. Chesterfield Local Studies Library has an excellent collection for Chesterfield and North East Derbyshire. It also has local and family history...

6. www.derbyshire.gov.uk › leisure › local-studiesChesterfield Local Studies Library - Derbyshire County Council

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   North East Derbyshire's rich history is reflected in the wide range of materials available at Chesterfield Library. All types of local studies are represented including history, literature,...

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   Where is Chesterfield library?

   • Pop into Chesterfield Library and you'll experience the biggest and busiest community hub of its kind in Derbyshire. The library welcomes around 3,000 people through its doors on a Saturday and more than 2,000 on a weekday.

   There's more to Chesterfield Library than just books - Derbyshire Times

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   Where can I find information about Derbyshire & Chesterfield?

   • Derbyshire Local Studies Library is based at Derbyshire Record Office. Chesterfield Local Studies Library has an excellent collection for Chesterfield and North East Derbyshire. It also has local and family history resources for the northern half of the county.

   Local studies libraries - Derbyshire County Council

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   Why should you visit Chesterfield library?

   • “The range of activities, information, advice and support that’s available at Chesterfield Library is second-to-none.” Pop into Chesterfield Library and you'll experience the biggest and busiest community hub of its kind in Derbyshire.

   There's more to Chesterfield Library than just books - Derbyshire Times

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   How many books are there in Dublin's Old Library?

   • Its interior has remained largely unchanged since its opening in 1707. Sitting on their original dark Irish oak bookshelves, 25,000 rare books from the 16th to the 18th century have been kept in the same position for the last three centuries. Shaped as an “L”, the old library is made of two galleries.

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   Why should you visit Dublin's old libraries?

   • Full of stories and anecdotes waiting to be uncovered, their architecture and interiors often unexpected and sometimes even astonishing, Dublin’s old libraries are a fun way to explore the city. The weather being famously unpredictable in Ireland, they are also a great pick to keep your visit going and stay dry!

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   How can I find out if my name is a Chesterfield surname?

   • You can access these websites on the library computers free of charge. You can also see if your surname is listed on the Chesterfield Library Surname index. The most enjoyable way of carrying out family or local history research is to come to the library and experience the thrill of finding out for yourself.

   Chesterfield Local Studies Library - Derbyshire County Council

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8. www.celticwanderlust.com › old-libraries-in-dublinVisit the Oldest Libraries in Dublin - Celtic Wanderlust

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   Nov 16, 2017 · Miles of bookshelves are hidden away from the public eye. The old library became a repository in 1927, and therefore books couldn’t and cannot be taken out. Today the library is also famous for its great collection of Irish manuscripts, periodicals, and photographs that can be consulted for free.