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Includes three copies of the 'Supplement to the October book list' (most likely 1972), as well as 'A selection of new books', February 1972, and 'New Records', Summer 1972. Also includes leaflets entitled 'Introducing York City Libraries' and 'Introducing York City Record Library.'

Two copies.

Drawing no. E655.1002.45.1.

Copies of assorted documents relating to the plans for building and founding a public library in York. Includes council proposals; building plans, estimates, contracts and accounts; tender forms and valuations.

Listing books re: League of Nations and crisis in Abyssinia

The names of staff are included on the reverse.

Two copies.

The leaflet gives public information on the Library.

The poster also includes a proposal for a free Art Gallery, and outlines the reasons why the move should be adopted.

The posters are contained in a wallet marked 'York Library Entrance Hall'.

The blocks were together in a folder marked 'Sir Marcus Worsley Visit to York Library to Open the Tree Conservation Exhibition'.

Three examples of the bag.

Layour plan and design of the counter.

Handwritten list.

Volume 3. Includes general newspaper cuttings from Yorkshire Evening Press, with photographs. Incomplete.

The notice states that direct access to the shelves was prohibited due to "unauthorised borrowing from the reference library". Framed.

There is a second notice in the frame, instructing readers to leave books on the table when finished with them. To view this notice, please ask a member of staff to remove it from the frame.

The folder includes wallets and papers containing images of young infants engaging in reading activities, loose photographs and postcards from the aforementioned scheme, and a collection of newspaper articles from the local press.

This image appears to be a duplicate of Y/EDU/5/3/19/17.

Includes two views of the upper reading room.

Includes two images of the Clifford Street premises, c.1900, and one image of the Museum Street premises under contruction, c.1938.

Selection of loose newspaper cuttings from the early 90s

Includes correspondence, tenders and architectural drawings relating to the proposed new York Public Library building in Museum Street.

Correspondence to and from City Architects, the Treasurer, and the town clerk.

This image appears to be a duplicate of Y/EDU/5/3/19/12.

Arthur Finney was City Librarian between 1929 and 1935.

Includes images of the newspaper room and the entrance.

Includes colour and black and white interior and exterior photographs of the building, including public spaces in St Leonard's Hospital.