On Thursday, I took advantage of the Free Day at the Huntington Library and Gardens. In order to get tickets, you book online via the
Huntington Website the month before you plan to visit. Typically, tickets are 20 dollars so it is a great opportunity. My friend Nick joined Daisy and I for the outing. The gardens were intense. My favorite however was the library and art collection. Not that I didn't love the gardens, but as an Arboretum member, the art collection was something totally different from my usual park/garden visits.
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A library school highlight was a field trip I took with some classmates to the Huntington Library for a behind-the-scenes tour. We got to see their preservation lab, and watched demonstrations of how their conservationists stabilize and restore medieval and renaissance works on paper. So cool!
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