Can you visit Senate House London?

Can you visit Senate House London?

We are on the 4th floor of Senate House. Lifts are available on the ground floor (opposite the University of London reception desk, in the South Block). The Collections, study spaces, and reading rooms are on the 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th floors – access is via the 4th floor. View Library floorplans, and operating hours.

How do you get into the Senate House Library?

Senate House Library is easy to join, and free!

1. Check your status on the membership page and follow the pre-registration links.
2. Come to membership desk of Senate House Library on the 4th floor of Senate House.
3. Collect your new Senate House Library card and a Quick Guide.

Where is the Senate House?

The Basics The Senate Chamber is a rectangular, two-story room located in the center of the north wing of the U.S. Capitol. The nation’s 100 senators sit at individual desks arranged on a tiered semicircular platform facing a raised rostrum.

Can you eat in Senate House library?

There is a cafe on the ground floor of Senate House, behind the ceremonial stairs. Please note, we do not allow eating or drinking in the library,other than bottled water.

Can Kings students go to LSE library?

King’s students and researchers can access other UK University libraries via the SCONUL Access Scheme or the SCONUL Summer Vacation Access Scheme.

Can I go to the British Library for free?

Become a Member to enjoy free entry to exhibitions as well as free tickets and priority booking to our lively programme of talks and performances. Become a Patron and join a valued group of loyal donors who help secure the future of the Library.

How do I access the Senate House Study Centre?

The Senate House Study Centre is a non-bookable study space. Access is via Ucard only. Please remember to follow the Covid safety guidelines when visiting the Study Centre. This map was created by a user.

What are the hours of the library?

Open weekdays, Monday to Friday, 11:00 to 15:00. (And from Monday 7 February, 11:00 to 16:00.) Request items via the catalogue. Two new appointments, Pete Williams as Deputy Director Services and Catherine Stephen as Deputy Director Collections join Senate House Library.

Why choose Senate House Library?

We are celebrating 150 years since Senate House Library’s founding collections were established with this online exhibition of featured treasures. The Library offers a range of memberships, with free access for most University of London students and staff. Get online and in-person support for your studies and research, offered by librarians.

When are the virtual tours of Senate House?

The virtual tours, running across three sessions on Sunday 5 September, will take you through the key parts of Senate House including the Library, revealing some of Senate House’s finest secrets along the way. The two tours in the afternoon will be followed with a live Q&A.