Frere Hall, a standout amongst the most notable structures in Karachi was worked in British Colonial time. It was worked to pay tribute to Sir Henry Bartle Edward Frere, a British national who is known for advancing financial improvement in Sindh and furthermore associated with making the Sindhi Language mandatory in the region rather than Persian.

After the British govern, Frere Hall was transformed into a library which is right now known as Liaquat National Library. This library is accepted to be the greatest in Karachi, containing 70 thousand books including uncommon written by hand original copies.

Frere Hall is as yet open for open as a library for all. In any case, sadly, the building appears to have now turned out to be simply one more jail for the books since nobody goes to the library with the motivation behind perusing.

Indeed, even before one enters the Frere Hall, one can witness various understudies in their garbs with their sacks and journals talking outside the library, giving a feeling that they are doing some schoolwork.But, these understudies are not here for the love of the books, rather the greater part of them were discovered bunking their schools and universities.

With nobody making his/her way into the national library known for its immense gathering of books is currently in its most exceedingly bad conceivable condition. It is altogether left with broken seats and the spider webs covering entryways and the books.

"We have books that are not accessible anyplace else in Pakistan and our obtaining methodology is likewise to a great degree basic, yet unfortunately it's been since a long time ago an understudy really went to the library with the thirst of information or to acquire books" said the administrator.

Taking a gander at the condition of the Frère Hall, all the curious perusers leave the place with an overwhelming heart. Despite the fact that library is brimming with books on Urdu and English writing, legislative issues, science, history, culture, expressions, financial aspects, yet they are on the whole assembling dust on the grounds that the greater part of the understudies come here just to bunk school or to hang out.

Frere Hall at the present is simply referred to as a landmark or as a place for occasions, show shoots and wedding photography.