Free Library Tours

Join Dawn or Linda on Friday afternoons at 2pm for a free tour of the Morrab Library.

Explore the nooks and crannies of Morrab House and learn a little of the history of our wonderful Library.

Upstairs, looking towards the stairs

The Wallcreeper -Nell Zink

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A short review by Pamela Priske, Morrab Library and book selection committee member-

The Wallcreeper is a novel about bird-watching, adultery, drugs, philosophy, conservation and rivers.

Nell is a fifty year old American writer who lives in Berlin and has a wry sense of humour.

My favourite part of the book is liberating the River Elbe.

Christmas hours

CHRISTMAS OPENING HOURS:

The Library will close for the festive period at 4pm on Wednesday 23rd December 2015 and re-open at 10am on Tuesday 5th January 2016.

With very best wishes for a happy and peaceful Christmas – look forward to seeing you in 2016.

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Good news!

The Morrab Library has been awarded £9334 by the National Lottery ‘Awards for All’ fund.

This sum will buy new lights and heaters throughout, enable the re-decoration of the stairwell and principal rooms, buy new stacking chairs, buy new books and shelves, provide a new lap-top computer for Annabelle, help us to provide disabled ramps and a handrail on the from steps, refurbish the kitchen and much more!!

Do you have any ideas how the Library, your Library, can be improved? Please let us know!

See the good news in the recent Cornishman article

 

JOB OPPORTUNITY

Applications are invited for a 2 day a week (12 hours) Library Assistant to support the Librarian and part-time Librarian at the Morrab Library.

Details are available from the Library on request by writing or phoning to the address below.

Closing date for applications is 30th September, 2015 – to include a recent C.V., letter of application and the names and addresses of two referees addressed to:

The Chairman, Mrs Mary Ellery
Morrab Library
Morrab Gardens
Penzance
TR18 4DA

Tel: 01736 364474