This library is located in front of the Meadowview Elementary School and it's hard to miss. With a…read moresloped roof complete with shingles and painted in bright primary colors. The single door is secured with a magnet. Inside, two shelves that were all children's books. Appropriate for the location but nothing for me today. This is charter number 70490. The steward has their name in the online listing with the caption, "This is Meadowview Elementary School and parents built the Little Library for us." [Review 20380 overall - 1439 in Virginia - 1358 of 2023.]

This is the first time I've come across one of these little libraries that's completely empty. It…read moreis not a "Little Free Library" as it has no charter number posted and is not listed on their website. This community book box is located in front of the Spiller Elementary School. It is on a single post with white sides and a red door with a single clear panel. The shingle roof would indicate to me that this is extremely new. The interior is in excellent condition, though empty. Perhaps that will change. [Review 14979 overall, 481 of 2021, number 1279 in Virginia.]

Located in front of the Slater Community Center, this is charter number 21776 and the steward is…read morethe Junior League of Bristol. The library is on a single post and has a single door, which for some reason was wide open this morning and there was a book on the floor. Odd. White box with a dark red roof and a single door, the library was full of all sorts of fiction, non-fiction and even a couple biographies. Many different options. There is street parking available nearby. [Review 14957 overall, 459 of 2021, number 261 in Tennessee.]

This small box is located on the steps in front of the Fairmount Elementary School. A single post…read moreand one door with the logo of the Fairmount Red Hawks painted on it. This is charter number 70403 and there is not a sponsor or steward listed on the web site. The box is at the top of the stairs but there is plenty of parking here in the school lot. Two shelves and has mostly fiction paperbacks today. The library is in excellent condition, both inside and out. [Review 14958 overall, 460 of 2021, number 262 in Tennessee.]

This Little Free Library is located at the YMCA of Bristol, where it is mounted on the wall and…read moreaccessible from the parking lot. The white box with a blue roof has a single door. As it is mostly out of the elements, it is in excellent condition. Inside, a small collection of mostly magazines and other thin books with very few larger tomes. As LFL's go, this one is quite limited. [Review 14968 overall, 470 of 2021, number 270 in Tennessee.]

This brightly colored library is located not far from the splashpad of Kiwanis Park. As it's mostly…read morean area for kids, the contents were nearly all children's books. Not that there's anything wrong with that, it just didn't have anything in it for me. The library is anchored in a concrete bucket and so it's a bit more portable than most. You may find it elsewhere when you visit. Bright blue with a gray rood and a single door with a clear panel, secured by a twist lock. This is charter number 87385 and it is not on the Little Free Library map database. [Review 15871 overall - 3089 in North Carolina - 1375 of 2021.]

I'd like to thank Marti for her generous donation of children's Christmas books to Cody's Crew. I…read morestarted this nonprofit in honor of my son, Cody, and I'm so glad I stopped by your beautiful town last Thursday. As a retired teacher, I couldn't resist visiting--and I'm so grateful I did. These books will be treasured by the children who receive them. Thank you for your kindness.

Love this concept and in a great location. Tons of choices and the volunteer was great. Seems to be…read moremostly hardback books but I did see a few paperbacks. If you don't have a book to exchange just give a few $ donation. We will definitely take them books when we come back.

I went in wanting their "Bulova 96B332 Limited Edition Breton" they had on display, although it was…read moreslightly used I still was very interested as it is such a nice piece. The price at first wasn't bad but then I checked for it online and it was a whopping $150 less and brand new online versus $900 at this store in Asheville. I'm visiting here for a small vacation and would've loved to take this watch with me back home but I cannot justify spending $150 more for a used watch than buying the same thing online brand new! Other than that the shop itself is very nice and their repair and service kiosk is great.

What an absolutely wonderful local establishment. My partner got her aunts watch cleaned here and…read morehad a band changed. The band broke the next week, but they replaced it for free. A testament of their dedication (and maybe the band quality). After having the watch a couple weeks, I accidentally shattered the crystal. So sad. I looked at a few options, but a lot of them you needed to ship in the watch and they couldn't tell you if they could even fix it before seeing it. Also, a lot of those shipping places starting at $70 anyway. It was coach. I took it to the coach shop, but they also did not fix that. With that in mind, I went back to where she had it fixed. The people working in there were incredibly knowledgeable and friendly. They were upfront about the cost and let me know the waiting time. One of them makes their own jewelry and it's super beautiful. Luckily, the watch took less time than the maximum amount I would be waiting, but I was fine either way. They called and I went and picked it up today. The two humans were working and I can tell they truly want to help and enjoy their job. The Crystal was a bit particular but it looks just like new. The cost was $80 with tax which I found very fair as they replaced the battery as well. Wonderful establishment with great employees who are professional and approachable. Recommend it for sure.

This library is located in the parking lot of the railroad museum adjacent to the bright red…read morecaboose, making it hard to miss. There is easy parking. The library is painted in a different color on each side and has a single door with a twist catch. Inside, a single shelf of books. Mostly children's books but a few others. The Lindbergh book was interesting, but I'm not ready for a tome of that depth at this time. This is charter number 87635 and the steward is "Newton Depot." The online caption reads, "Southeastern Narrow Gauge & Shortline Museum, Scotty's Book Barn, & Partnership for Children have collaborated to bring this LFL to North Newton. We can build great communities when we all work together. Look for us next to the red Caboose, facing North Main Ave." [Review 15897 overall - 3113 in North Carolina - 1402 of 2021.]