It was easy to spot this free library box in front of the First Presbyterian Church of Chaumont…read more With that location, I thought it might be a "blessings box" that is a food pantry but no, this is a library. "Ethel's Book Nook" is painted red like a barn and has a steel roof. A single door is secured by an interesting catch. The interior is completely free of the Northern New York weather. Inside, two shelves of paperbacks and hardcovers. Some romance, some thrillers, some mystery. Beach reading. There was enough space that I was able to tidy it before moving on even though none of the books caught my eye. [Review 1562 of 2024 - 478 in New York - 22585 overall]

Google Street View has it a different color but it's now brightly painted in the Rotary Club colors…read moreof Blue and Gold. A little empty today with just a handful of books and I would have added but I've completely distributed all that I have brought from home. This library does not appear to be part of the Little Free Library system as it is not listed in their database or map. There is parking nearby if you're walking along Riverside where there is shopping and such. [Review 1568 of 2024 - 484 in New York - 22591 overall]

This cute library is located in the parking area next to the Lighthouse at Sodus Point. Painted…read morewhite with a "light" on top, it looks like a lighthouse itself. The square "A" shape is rather unique. The door opens to reveal three shelves of books that are in very good condition. Paperbacks, some hardcovers, a lot of thrillers and fiction. Great beach reading. It is not in the Little Free Library map so I don't know the steward but there is a plaque that reads, "Donated by: Neighborhood Association of Sodus Point, Friends of Sodus Community Library, Dan and Barb Robertson." [Review 1530 of 2024 - 446 in New York - 22553 overall]

This library is located on the grounds of the Oswego County Courthouse and is close to Washington…read moreSquare Park. Gray with blue trip, it has a single door. Inside, a single shelf that is a jumble of books stacked up. It was a bit drizzly today and the ground was wet or I might have pulled them out to organize. I was unable to tell what sort of books but some appear to be childrens. It is Charter 1746 and is one of the lowest numbers I've ever encountered. Unfortunately, it's not in the Little Free Library database or map so I don't know who is the steward. [Review 1550 of 2024 - 466 in New York - 22573 overall]