The Mitchell Library is in which UK city?
Mitchell Library The 1980 extension building incorporates the 418-seat Mitchell Theatre. The venue hosts a variety of theatre, music and spoken word events, including some during Glasgow's Celtic Connections and Aye Write! festivals. Mitchell Library The Mitchell Library is a large public library and centre of the City Council public library system of Glasgow, Scotland. The library, based in the Charing Cross district, was initially established in Ingram Street in 1877 following a bequest from Stephen Mitchell, a wealthy tobacco producer, whose company, Stephen Mitchell & Son, would become one of the constituent members of the Imperial Tobacco Company. Part of the
Mitchell Library a large ballroom. The building was gutted by fire in 1962, although the facade survived and was later incorporated into the 1980 extension of the Mitchell Library, with the principal entrance now being in Granville Street. As part of a major internal refurbishment in 2005, the ground floor of the extension was recreated as an internal street running east to west. A new cafe bar was incorporated with a large learning centre providing free internet and wi-fi services. A new business lounge and a lending library have also been created. Containing five floors, access is freely open to the public,