The Boston Public Library is a stunning temple of knowledge.

The Boston Public Library was founded in 1848 and is the largest public library in the United States. It has a collection of over 15 million books, second only to the Library of Congress and Harvard University Library. The building has a central courtyard with a sculpture garden, surrounded by Renaissance-style cloisters. The library's beautiful murals and sculptures attract many visitors. The second-floor reading room has individual desks and green lamps, creating a quiet and luxurious study atmosphere.