Curiosities, rarities

Tile stove - One of the remaining original furnishings
Worth to know about the ELTE University Library. About the director-general’s flat
2022. March 9., Wednesday – 14:46
Painting of Franz Joseph I of Austria was covered with curtain in the time of the Socialist regime
Worth to know about the ELTE University Library. On the paintings of Mór Than, Part III.
2022. March 9., Wednesday – 14:16
Painting of Franz Joseph I of Austria
Worth to know about the ELTE University Library. On the paintings of Mór Than, Part II.
2022. March 9., Wednesday – 13:57
Painting of Franz Joseph I of Austria
Worth to know about the ELTE University Library. On the paintings of Mór Than, Part I.
2022. March 9., Wednesday – 13:03
Facade of building of the University Library and Archives to the Reáltanoda street
Worth to know about the ELTE University Library. On the almost lost sgraffito on the frontispiece in the Reáltanoda Street
2022. March 9., Wednesday – 11:32
Statue of János Garay
Worth to know about the ELTE University Library. János Garay, the assistant librarian and the beginnings of the library guard duty
2022. March 9., Wednesday – 10:56
Mátrai-elevator
Worth to know about the ELTE University Library. On the disappearance of the monument lift
2022. March 8., Tuesday – 14:38
Windows of the main staircase of the University Library, where the stained glasses provided mystical lights in the past
Worth to know about the ELTE University Library. On stained glass windows
2021. July 19., Monday – 18:58
The Coronelli Globe
Worth to know about the ELTE University Library. The Coronelli Globe
2021. June 7., Monday – 15:03
The pneumatic mail
Worth to know about the ELTE University Library. The pneumatic mail
2020. April 15., Wednesday – 10:29
Reading Hall
Worth to know about the ELTE University Library. On the Seating Capacity of the Main Reading Room (1875-1899)
2019. July 9., Tuesday – 19:09
The beautiful inner garden of the University Library
Worth to know about the ELTE University Library. On the Patio and Onetime Feast Days.
2019. May 6., Monday – 19:05
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