The collection holds tomes dating back 800 years, including some British gems such as h andwritten letters by Queen Victoria, Prince Albert, and Florence Nightingale, and a childhood essay by Paul McCartney. The magnificent old Victorian architecture is juxtaposed with a modern, renovated space. Secret codes aside, library itself is a gem of the city, situated between the World Museum and Walker Art Gallery. Crack the code by placing all the red letters in order. The library has never revealed the answer to the red letter riddle that’s up to visitors to figure it out. The red letters form a puzzle, a mystery code purposefully embedded in the pavement to pique the curiosity of visitors. The white names contrast with the gray granite, and you can’t help but notice a seemingly random sprinkling of red letters hidden among the words.
The entrance path to Liverpool’s new Central Library is a 72-foot-long walkway engraved with famous titles from books, cinema, and music. Liverpool University Press (19610) Amsterdam University Press (16976) ISEASYusof Ishak Institute (14038) Anthem Press (13169) Pickering & Chatto (7391).
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