#john rylands

[wgm-beautiful-world]

JOHN RYLANDS LIBRARY - MANCHESTER, ENGLAND

[betsyworthingtons]

"We're mutants. We're never safe."

Well, that sounds like a skill issue, James. I've gotten really annoyed and disillusioned by the "Mutants are oppressed" narrative since I finally gave it more than 30 seconds of thought.

Many of them are very powerful, and in those cases, you can pay me to believe that they'd be oppressed by humans in real life.

[countingmoomins]

Windows in the John Rylands library 𖦹𖦹𖦹

[mycolorsoflife]

♧John Rylands Library♧Manchester

[windsweptinred]

I've finally caught up with the Magnus Protocol.

The tiny detail of moving the Institute from London to Manchester means I can no longer picture it without John Rylands Library coming to mind. 😅

(It well worth a visit if you're in the UK. It's an exquisitely beautiful building.)

[cyra-ooc]

[spoks-illogical-art]

totally not obsessed with actor au roswell

[armand-dearest]

More cool places 🖤

[wuntrum]

is ry's name short for something? cause i've been pronouncing its name as ry like rye bread this whole time and then i watched your sketchbook tour video so i wanna be clear

ry's name is short for ryland! i say it like "ree" but "rye" is also good (and makes more sense for what her name is short for skdkfk)

[theredofoctober]

I've been fortunate enough to venture around the John Ryland's Library in Manchester today! Such a beautiful building, it's free to visit and you can study or read in a designated area

[lifestyleofluxe]

[allthedesiredusernamesaretaken]

... endless amount of knowledge ...

John Rylands Research Institute and Library - Manchester, England

Opened in 1900, it is known for its neo-Gothic architecture and the Rylands Reading Room.

[kirillshevch]

John Rylands Research Institute and Library

[90smv]

REEL BIG FISH - PARTY DOWN (2007)

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John Rylands Library, Manchester, England

[mybeautifulchristianjourney]

It Happened Today in Christian History

May 25, 1825: Death in Bristol, England, of Baptist hymnwriter John Ryland after saying “no more pain.” He had helped William Carey organize the first Baptist mission and had written the hymn “Lord, teach a little child to pray.”