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Crowne Plaza London The City
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double/Twin Rooms: 49% off from £223
19 New Bridge Street, EC4V 6DB | 2 minutes walkfrom St Bride Library
Rising from the very heart of the Square Mile, the listed façade of an early 20th Century building on the site of Henry VIII's Bridewell Palace More

Apex Temple Court Hotel
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 61% off from £134
1-2 Serjeant's Inn, EC4Y 1LL | 4 minutes walkfrom St Bride Library
Opening March 2012 and located right in the heart of the city, the Apex Temple Court Hotel is a landmark building that has been converted into More

Club Quarters St Pauls Hotel
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Deluxe Double Rooms: 72% off from £99
24 Ludgate Hill, EC4M 7DR | 4 minutes walkfrom St Bride Library
This neat and simple hotel gets all the basics right. The prices are sensible, the rooms are simply and attractively decorated, there's a decent little bistro, More

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This specialist library off Fleet Street houses 50,000 books and 3,500 periodicals, catalogues and directories on printing. From techniques to type faces, graphic design to typography, if it can be printed you'll find it here. If you're not sure what you're looking for, staff are happy to help. When it first opened in 1895, the library also house a printing school; the school eventually moved out and is now the London College of Communication. Not just a depository for academic research on medieval printing, the collection is kept up to date with the latest on digital typography and web design. Type is one of the highlights, with punches, matrices and founders' type from the seventeenth to the twentieth century. Early forms of printing including wood blocks, copper plate and lithographic stones show the various techniques used to reproduce images over the years. The library also runs an active events programme for and by people who are passionate about typography, graphic design and print.