From an engraving in Charles Knight's London, Vol. 5, 1843, p.357\nThe Library was originally planned by the Adams brothers as the Society's 'Repository' or 'Model Room' where mechanical inventions and agricultural machinery for which prizes had been awarded by the Society were permanently displayed in the 18th century. Now the Benjamin Franklin Room

From an engraving in Charles Knight's London, Vol. 5, 1843, p.357\nThe Library was originally planned by the Adam brothers as the Society's 'Repository' or 'Model Room' where mechanical inventions and agricultural machinery for which prizes had been awarded by the Society were permanently displayed in the 18th century. Now the Benjamin Franklin Room

Sent by the United Nations Photo Library on request for images to be used to illustrate text published in the Journal from a lecture by Michael Iganatieff entitled 'A crime against humanity : Raphael Lemkin and the Genocide Convention', 17/1/2000, first lecture in an occasional series on forgotten heroes and heriones. Image not used.