This is a new little book box, sponsored by the city of Dublin. They commissioned artists to…read moredecorate about a dozen different book boxes, each one located in a different city park. This book box is located in the most famous of Dublin's parks. It's right in the center of the Heritage Park, close to the information booth. It's obviously brand new, brightly decorated, and stocked with new condition books. Be sure to check out the attractive artwork on the sides and especially the rear of the book box. I thought this was an attractive book box, and a real credit to the city. Thank you Dublin and thank you to the artist for creating this wonderful little library.

Located in front of the Washington County Court House, this library is painted in the blue and gold…read morecolors of one of the international civic organizations. The box has clearly been here a while as the paint is peeling in some areas, the screws are rusted and some of the wood is separated. That said, the interior of the library is dry and that's good. There were no books in the library. Completely empty except for a card with a Bible quote. This is charter number 53633 and the steward has their name in the online listing which includes this caption, "This Little Free Library is sponsored by Tershel & Associates. This LFL is located next to the Washington County Court House on the corner of S. Main and Cherry Street. This library serves the community with free books for all ages and encourages the growth of literacy. The library was locally build and managed by a Tershel employee. Be sure to check this one out!" [Review 20409 overall - 619 in Pennsylvania - 1388 of 2023.]

This adorable free community library is located in front of the St. Luke's Episcopal Church on 7th…read moreStreet. It is not part of the Little Free Library system. The library is painted brown with a black shingle roof and a bright red door, standing on a single wooden post. Hard to miss on a residential street. Inside the single door, it is dry. There is one shelf with mostly children's books though a few paperbacks that include some thrillers and romance novels. [Review 20725 overall - 136 in Minnesota - 1707 of 2023.]

Blue book box (#15614) with a blue framed door which opens to the left has little black bats with…read morewhite eyes on it's transparent pane. books within are a mix of travel, person advice, fiction, & non fiction books. Reads: "Alexander Hamilton" (Ron Chernow) -read this a decade or so before the play came out. summary of the play highlights are different from the book . *Hamilton did arise from illegitmate roots, he did work hard to succeed -but he only cared about himself, his banker and business associates, wanted protectionism, a central bank, a central government. elitist rule -His Federalist Party dissolved around 1800, political capital dissolved. -he advocated trading more with Britain, not France, America's ally during the early wars. **very interesting book. nevertheless Hamilton is a flawed person, not to be revered nor imitated.

This library is located near the playground of the Paducah Rotary Playground. It's hard to miss,…read morepainted in a robin's egg blue with gray trim. It is on a single post and has a single door. Inside, a handful of books were quite dry from the rain. Some paperbacks and a stack of magazines. A softcover copy of "Marley & Me" nearly made the journey with me but I've seen the movie and don't need that sort of feelings when I haven't seen my own dogs in three weeks. I left it behind for another. This is charter number 77923 and the online caption reads, "When Patrick McHaney began planning his Eagle Scout project, he had a special person in mind - his grandmother who passed away in 2006. McHaney says, "My grandmother, Marion Fillmer, was a librarian in Marshfield, Missouri. She had a love for reading and how books can change, encourage, and open up the world to readers. I wanted to honor her with these little libraries." He designed, built and installed three libraries in Paducah parks." [Review 16303 overall - 120 in Kentucky - 1809 of 2021.]

Cute little free book library. We will bring some books over to donate to the collection. My town…read moreneeds one of these. I love the call box design.