It has been a century since The Great Central Goods and Grain Warehouse was in operation, yet the importance of the building has never decreased in its ranks. Originally the warehouse was fundamental to the to the industrial sector of Lincoln and the Brayford area. As a fully operational warehouse in 1907, however as the … Continue reading “A Spectacular”
From the controversial idea of a library you assume silence for the working environment. But what we, as people, don’t realise is that if we used our senses more we wouldn’t focus on the silence but the collection of noises. This planting the idea of ‘Is there such a thing as silence?’ Observing library life … Continue reading “Is there such a thing as Silence?”
Just outside the Library is a raised platform that can be easily used as a stage and has provided seated areas around made of stone.
Great Central Library Warehouse – A Brief History The Great Central Warehouse was first constructed in 1907 by the Great Central Railway and was originally named Great Central Goods & Grain Warehouse. The large metal sliding doors in the east wing provided access to Locomotives, making it easier to load the trains. It was later … Continue reading “One Building, Three Names”