Short Subjects: Rare Books—The Tower of London

Tuesday, November 28, 1995
Sunday, January 7, 1996

Begun by William I shortly after 1066, the Tower has been a palace, prison, and place of execution; it has housed the royal observatory, the mint, and the royal menagerie and still guards the Crown Jewels.

Drawn from the Center’s collection, Short Subjects: Rare Books was a continuing series of small thematic exhibitions on view from 1979 to 1996.  

Short Subjects: Rare Books
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