Archbishop Marsh's Library

Marsh's Library is a perfectly preserved building of the late Renaissance and early Enlightenment. It has changed little in 300 years. Its collections are of European and world significance.

The library is open to the public and children are particularly welcome. Scholars may consult our holdings by arrangement.

Please note that all images appearing on this site remain (c) the Governors and Guardians of Marsh's Library. Use for non-commercial purposes (particularly teaching and research) is encouraged. You are asked to acknowledge the source, and not to alter the original (Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs). For other uses please apply to the Keeper.