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Properties
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The British Library (BL) is the national library of
the United Kingdom. It is based in London and is one
of the world's largest research libraries, holding properties
in London over 150 million items in all known languages
and formats; books, journals, newspapers, magazines,
sound and music recordings, patents, databases, maps,
stamps, prints, drawings and much more. Its book collection
is second only to the American Library of Congress.
The Library's collections include around 25 million
books,[2] along with properties in London substantial
additional collection of manuscripts and historical
items dating back as far as 300 BC.
As a legal deposit library, the BL receives copies
of all books properties in London produced
in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland, including
all foreign books distributed in the UK. It also purchases
many items which are only published outside Britain
and Ireland. The British Library adds some three million
items every year.
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* Kings Cross is used in the National Rail timetable
database, as well as on other National Rail railway
pages, and the usage is also seen on the TheTrainLine
online properties in London booking system. However,
other stations such as King's Lynn and Hall i'
th' Wood also lack apostrophes, suggesting that
this is either a software limitation or a consistent
stylistic convention.
* Older British Railways signage also used the
name "Kings Cross", without the properties
in London apostrophe.[13]
* Kings X or London KX are abbreviations seen
in space-limited contexts.
* KGX is used as the station code
Unlike the station, the name of the properties
in London locality it lies within is commonly
written as "Kings Cross", without an
apostrophe.
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Properties
in London, The Library is a non-departmental
public body sponsored by the Department for Culture,
Media and Sport. The British Library in Thorp
Arch, West Yorkshire
The British Library was created in 1973 by the
British Library Act 1972. Prior properties in
London to this, the national library was part
of the British Museum, which provided the bulk
of the holdings of the new library, alongside
various smaller organisations which were folded
in (such as the British National Bibliography).
In 1983, the Library absorbed the National Sound
Archive. The core of the Library's historical
collections is based on a series of donations
and acquisitions from the eighteenth century,
known as the 'foundation collections'. These properties
in London include the books and manuscripts of
Sir Robert Cotton, Sir Hans Sloane, Robert Harley
and King George III.
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