[University home]

 A-Z | 

The University of Manchester Library

Great British landmark

The John Rylands Library has made it onto a list of Great British landmarks, published by Visit England.

A panel of experts have spent weeks trawling through over 800 submissions to select the top 101 things to do before you go abroad,in time for English Tourism Week.

Renowned for its Gothic architecture and inspirational collections, the famous building's achievement was revealed on St George’s Day alongside 100 other UK attractions.

Find out more

University Challenge

Librarian Stephen Pearson coaches University Challenge team to fourth win

Manchester retained its University Challenge title on Monday, 29 April. It is the fourth victory for The University of Manchester in just eight years and librarian Stephen Pearson is the team coach.

Find out more

Wesley letters published

Letters of "Hark the Herald" composer, Charles Wesley, published

The private letters of the composer of some of the world's most popular hymns have been published, providing a rare glimpse into the birth of Methodism.

Find out more

Our services...

How to use the library

More how to use the library

 

Services we provide

More services we provide

Feedback and enquires

Locations and opening hours...

Go to locations and opening hours

Library news...RSS Feed

More news

FacebookGoogle+Twitter

The John Rylands Library

John Rylands Deansgate

Built in the 1890s, The John Rylands Library is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful libraries in the world; both the building and its collections are of outstanding international significance.

Opening hours for visitors

Exhibitions

More exhibitions
Events and tours

Special Collections

The John Rylands Library is not just a magnificent building - it is also a working academic library where researchers can consult the collections in the modern Elsevier Reading Room.

More about Special Collections