Nearly every town in the northeast has a public library. I shared photos of two in earlier posts (Mentor, OH, and St. Johnsbury, VT.)
Top left: Merrill Library, Rumney, NH. Center: Smith Library, Chautauqua. Top right: Nichols Library, Center Harbor, NH. Bottom left: Tenney Memorial Library, Newfane, VT. Center: Angelica Free Library, Angelica, NY. Center right: Fairlee PL, Vermont. Bottom center: McIndoe Falls, Vermont (built 1853 as McIndoe Falls Academy; now also houses the post office). Bottom right: Whiting, VT.
There's a charming one-room seasonal library at Joe's Pond, west of Danville, VT. (Danville has a year-round library but I didn't take a photo.) The Little Free Library out back is a replica complete with the book drop next to the front door.
This Gaylord promotional poster was in the elevator entrance to the St. Johnsbury Athenaeum. (Contemporary frame for a vintage piece.)
At our son's house, at least a dozen trick or treaters took books from their LFL - and they were so excited/happy to get a book along with their treats.
ReplyDeleteOh, how sweet that dear seasonal library is with it's "mini me" Little Free Library, too!!
ReplyDeleteHow cool ever town had a library. Many of the places I’ve lived didn’t have libraries. Love the LFL. I’ve visited the one down the street from my daughter’s house. Hum, I think I’ll give her some books to put in it.
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