I had to stop and get out of my car to photograph this new (to me) scene.
Little Libraries have been posted on the blog before -in the snow , one Laura found and one in Pittsburgh on Friendship Avenue
Here’s the one I saw today
Little Library at the Bus Stop
Wonder who donated the handsome Bookcase??? Love the bench in the sun!!!
Thanks Erica.
Wow! That’s wonderful. Thank you 😊
They are brilliant, aren’t they, Ruth? In fact, I almost included one in today’s post, sitting quietly beside our cafe, I almost didn’t spot it!
Oh I hope it’s in a future post. I’d love to see it😀
These little libraries are great. The bus stop with the bench is a perfect public location. We usually drop off children’s books. We have one on the dining room table ready to go. I cannot remember where or when I saw the first one of these. There are quite a few now. Wonder who started them.
I was recently in San Antonio,TX. These little libraries are everywhere. None of them were as formal as the one pictured.
They are popping up everywhere
That is a very classy little library! My grandkids love them!
What a perfect place for a LFL. I absolutely love this library concept. The founder, Todd Bol (since deceased), donated a LFL to my hometown in rural southwestern Minnesota in 2012. He traveled hundreds of miles with his wife to install it himself. I met him there, along with local community leaders, for this momentous event in a community without a library.
Here’s my original post about that happy occasion: https://mnprairieroots.com/2012/07/03/my-dream-come-true-a-little-free-library-installed-in-my-hometown-on-the-southwestern-minnesota-prairie/
Thank you, Ruth, for appreciating LFLs as much as I do. The installation of the mini library in my hometown prompted the Vesta Community Cafe to place shelves inside for more books.
I’ve seen quite a few of these and always stop to explore them, but the cabinet seems unusual. I hope it is weather proof!
I wondered what the winter will do to it. Good point.
I love seeing them here and there. A friend of mine in North Carolina has one that she placed several years ago and now when I see one, I photograph it to show her.
That’s so cool that you spot them snd document them for her
Wow, that one is a stunner – and a perfect location to boot. Brilliant.