Bristol Central Library

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Bristol Central Library is a notable early 20th-century public library in Bristol, England, celebrated for its innovative blend of classical and modern architectural styles.

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Bristol Central Library canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf building
cultural institution
public library
adjacentTo Bristol Cathedral
College Green
architect Charles Holden
architecturalStyle Arts and Crafts movement
Edwardian architecture
Wrenaissance
classical architecture
modern architecture
category Buildings and structures in Bristol
Grade I listed library buildings in England
Libraries in Bristol
constructionStart early 20th century
country United Kingdom
hasCollection archives
books
local history materials
periodicals
hasFeature central entrance
decorative interior detailing
large windows
multi-storey book stacks
hasFunction lending library
public information services
reading rooms
reference library
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building
heritageDesignationCountry United Kingdom
inception early 20th century
locatedIn Bristol
Bristol city centre
England
locatedOn College Green
materialUsed brick
stone
notableFor innovative blend of classical and modern architectural styles
integration with sloping site
operatedBy Bristol City Council
ownedBy Bristol City Council
partOf Bristol Libraries
publicAccess yes
roofType flat roof
serves residents of Bristol

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Charles Holden designed Bristol Central Library
Charles Holden notableWork Bristol Central Library
College Green, Bristol near Bristol Central Library