BNWT NEW YORK CITY LIBRARY building tote bag new edition

A landmark of Beaux-Arts architecture, the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building has been the Library’s home since its dedication in 1911. Designed by architects John Merven Carrère and Thomas Hastings, it houses outstanding research collections in the humanities and social sciences, standing for more than a century as an emblem of access to knowledge for all. The elegant and intricate illustration was created by architecture firm Beyer Blinder Belle, who in collaboration with Mecanoo developed restoration and renovation plans to prepare the Schwarzman Building for another century of serving the public while maintaining its architectural integrity and complementing existing historic spaces such as the landmarked Rose Main Reading Room, the Maps, Periodicals, and Genealogy reading rooms, and Astor Hall. Carry the majesty of the library everywhere with this roomy tote bag. Handmade in: USA Product: Canvas tote bag with pocket Material: 15oz 100% cotton / sturdy woven handles / Handy inner pocket Dim: Tote Bag 18'' x 14.5'' / Handles 25'' / Gusset 5'' Brand new with tags From a smoke-free home