It's only really during the mass exodus of a fire alarm that the sheer scale of operations daily at the British Library become clear. Here's a picture I snapped of the readers flocking back into the building. Lucky this didn't happen yesterday during the Digital Researcher conference! It was also notable that, on re-admittance, there were no security checks. This, in my mind, seemingly defeats the point of the fact that I have to queue every morning to get in. Security is only ever as strong as its weakest point, be that a back door or a fire alarm.
eve.gd : Martin Paul Eve
British Library usage made clear
University of Sussex
16 March 2010
Cite as: Martin Paul Eve, "British Library usage made clear", eve.gd: Martin Paul Eve, March 16, 2010, https://doi.org/10.59348/5qbfc-46989.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.59348/5qbfc-46989
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British Library usage made clear
Cite as: Martin Paul Eve, "British Library usage made clear", eve.gd: Martin Paul Eve, , https://doi.org/10.59348/5qbfc-46989.
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