reading room

Some of them went back into the reading room and sat down.

So no one will see you leave the reading room.

It has a reading room where up to 15 people can study together at a time.

And the next day she would put it out in the reading room.

Most researchers use more than one reading room during their stay here.

The reading room was therefore moved to the second floor.

Some people seem to use the place as their neighborhood reading room.

East of the main reading room is a stage area.

The former reading room next door was used for church meetings.

This school was closed in 1911 and the building used as a reading room.

The reading room snapped me back into the present, and the future.

They can be used in the reading room under supervision.

In 1930, the school services program began with a reading room and a loan of children's books.

By 1905, the Club was trying to provide a public reading room for its collection of books.

In some large headquarters, there was a special security reading room.

A library and a reading room were provided for the public in 1859.

Yet I was impressed by the number of people in the main reading room who had white hair.

For one thing nobody seemed to think that a reading room was a place where you were meant to read.

But in many reading rooms, she is not allowed to use her computer.

It could have been the reading room of a modern city library.

The reading room was built in 1940 and the building is well restored.

To provide a reading room which shall be open to the public, free of charge.

Three reading rooms are available for students to study in quiet.

On April 30, 1872 a free reading room opened for a 90 day trial.

In 1932 the city hall courtroom became a reading room.