Walking Around Bangkok-Surawong & Silom
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Neilson Hays Library
From the web site, "The Neilson Hays Library was founded in 1869 by the Ladies' Bazaar Association, which formed the Bangkok Ladies' Library Association to serve the reading needs of the large English-speaking community in Bangkok. The building and property now occupied by the Library were part of an endowment received from Dr. Hayward Hays in 1922 in memory of his wife Jennie Neilson Hays who had served on the committee of the Library for at least 25 years. It is the oldest non-profit association in the Kingdom of Thailand."
Read about this building here
Go to the library's web sitehere
Neilson Hays Library, inside
Rich wood, cool air and quiet inside the library, and lots of nice books to look at and check out.
Thai Boxer Statue
We walked across Naradiwas and saw this statue. Notice the elbow to the chin? Ouch!
Chong Nonsi Station
"W" Hotel site
Another sky scaper going up
Samsung F480
Neilson Hays LibraryFrom the web site, "The Neilson Hays Library was founded in 1869 by the Ladies' Bazaar Association, which formed the Bangkok Ladies' Library Association to serve the reading needs of the large English-speaking community in Bangkok. The building and property now occupied by the Library were part of an endowment received from Dr. Hayward Hays in 1922 in memory of his wife Jennie Neilson Hays who had served on the committee of the Library for at least 25 years. It is the oldest non-profit association in the Kingdom of Thailand."
Read about this building here
Go to the library's web sitehere
Neilson Hays Library, insideRich wood, cool air and quiet inside the library, and lots of nice books to look at and check out.
Thai Boxer StatueWe walked across Naradiwas and saw this statue. Notice the elbow to the chin? Ouch!
Chong Nonsi Station
"W" Hotel siteAnother sky scaper going up
Samsung F480
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