Queens' latest Old Library exhibition Books and Power in Tudor England was featured on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire's The Dotty McLeod Breakfast Show this morning. Yesterday, Glenn Jones from BBC Radio Cambridge visited the Old Library and interviewed our Rare Books Cataloguer Lucille on the fascinating doodles that Queens' fellow, Sir Thomas Smith, 16th century Tudor scholar and statesman, left in the margins of his books.
You can listen to the broadcast here (at 52'28). The exhibition is the third of four Old Library exhibition series supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund Renaissance Queens' project.
The exhibition is open until Friday 3 November.
Monday-Friday, 1.30-4.30pm (open late on Thu 2 Nov until 7pm)
Last 15-min curator's talk on Wed 3 Nov at 1.30pm.
All welcome (children's discovery trail available)!
