Museum of the History of Science, Blackwells, Weston Flashcards

1
Q

When was The Museum of Science built?

A

1683

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2
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When did Einstein give his lecture at Rhodes House?

A

1931

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3
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What is special about The Museum of Science?

A

Worlds oldest surviving purpose built museum

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4
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When and where was Blackwells founded?

A

No. 53 Broad Street since 1883

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5
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How much shelving space does the Norrington room have?

A

Over 3 miles

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6
Q

When was the ‘New Bodleian’ built?

A

1940

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7
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When was the new bod renovated into the Weston Library?

A

2015

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8
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Who described the Weston Library as looking like a ‘well-equipped municipal swimming baths’?

A

Jan Morris

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9
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How many books can the Weston Hold?

A

5 Million

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10
Q

Stories?

A

George VI- key snapping

D-Day planned here

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