Here's a fascinating video talk by the owner/curator, Jay Walker:
Dec 22, 2008
Library of the Human Imagination
Here's a personal library that most of us can only dream of. In fact, most public libraries can also just aspire to.
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Stuffed with landmark tomes and eye-grabbing historical objects—on the walls, on tables, standing on the floor—the room occupies about 3,600 square feet on three mazelike levels. Is that a Sputnik? (Yes.) Hey, those books appear to be bound in rubies. (They are.) That edition of Chaucer ... is it a Kelmscott? (Natch.) Gee, that chandelier looks like the one in the James Bond flick Die Another Day. (Because it is.) No matter where you turn in this ziggurat, another treasure beckons you
- Wired News Article (includes more photos)
Here's a fascinating video talk by the owner/curator, Jay Walker:
Here's a fascinating video talk by the owner/curator, Jay Walker:
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