Weekend links: The priceless library lost to World War I
by Trivia Happy · @TriviaHappy· April 11, 2014
- Imagine if the New York Public library were suddenly destroyed. In World War I, that happened to the University Library in Louvain. Learn more about the aftermath of the sack of Louvain.
- Looking for happier news? Make a memory in the camera cafe. It’s shaped like a camera and has a great collection, too.
- Once you have your camera, maybe you can take some reflected photos. These unique landscapes use mirrors to make a forest look like a portal.
- Have you seen the Bradley Watch? It’s designed to make timepieces accessible to people with visual handicaps. It’s functional and looks like it would feel great.
- If you missed it, we tackled what it’s like to live in a lighthouse. Our article makes it seem tough. But we still might take the chance, if you’re offering.
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