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About Connemara Public Library
One of the four National Depository Libraries which receives a copy of all books, newspapers, and periodicals published in India. Situates in a British era building with great architecture.
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Government Museum Chennai
0.13km from Connemara Public Library
One of the most famous sightseeing spots in Chennai. there is a huge collection of artifacts and so many objects relating geology, archaeology, zoology, anthropology, etc.
Chetpet Ecopark
1.82km from Connemara Public Library
This is a nice venue for boating and fishing. Auge walkway is there around the lake and it is decorated very well.
Valluvar Kottam
2.41km from Connemara Public Library
Valluvar kottam is a monument in Chennai, dedicated to the classical Tamil poet and philosopher Valluvar.
Anna Memorial
3.16km from Connemara Public Library
This is a memorial structure built in the Marina beach Chennai in memory of the former chief minister of Tamilnadu Mr Annadurai.
Dr MGR Memorial
3.17km from Connemara Public Library
Mgr memorial is a memorial structure built on the Marina beach adjacent to the Anna memorial. This memorial is built in the memory of former chief minsiter and actor DR M.G Ramachandran and his protege J. Jayalalitha whose bodies were buried at this site.
Marina Beach
3.59km from Connemara Public Library
Marina beach is a natural urban beach in Chennai along the Bay of Bengal. this is the longest natural beach in the country.
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Nithin Mathew
2018-11-02
This is a very old library with collections of books that are multiple centuries old. It is one of the four National Depository libraries which receives a copy of all books, newspapers and periodicals published in India.
The architecture of the library itself is pretty amazing. British era building with huge halls and arches. While we were there, it was undergoing a renovation and all the books were scattered around like in a movie. It was an unique experience and also very impressed with the collection. Can't help but wonder when you see a book that is older than my great grandpa.