Wren Library contains many valuable manuscripts -- including the original of Winnie-the-Pooh. Visit entrance by Queen's Road   Wiki Exterior From the Queen's Road entrance Across the Courtyard       The Cloister under the library Interior Inside the library At the south end of the Wren Library there is a large stained glass of the muse of the college presenting Newton to King George III as Francis Bacon looks on (or perhaps takes notes as he has a quill and book). A traditional area Wood work is by Grinling Gibbons Manuscripts: there are many valuable manuscripts An early diagram of the library the charter signed by Elizabeth I Isaac Newton's first edition copy of Principia Mathematica with hand written notes for the second edition.       This is a personal website run by John & Judy Saville.  All web pages are Copyright John & Judy Saville as are all photographs unless otherwise indicated. Other information (e.g. maps etc) may be copyright to others as indicated. No information may be copied or reproduced without prior permission (from: john-saville@ntlworld.com) but this will almost certainly be willingly granted.