Everything about The Marx Memorial Library totally explained
The
Marx Memorial Library is a library in
London holding books, pamphlets and newspapers on
Marxism,
Scientific Socialism and
Working class history. The library also features the fresco
The worker of the future upsetting the economic chaos of the present by
Jack Hastings, one of the few examples of the artform in the UK.
It opened in 1933 at 37a
Clerkenwell Green, formerly home to many radical organisations, and an important publishing operation.
Lenin used an office there when exiled in London in 1902-3; the office has been preserved.
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