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This is Austin and me at the Salt Lake City library. That is one gorgeous library! We were sitting on the roof, it was lovely.

HEB Buddy came to visit the library today and posed for pictures with the kids!

Chaser spent a lovely afternoon hanging out in the SCC LIbrary. She explored the stacks, read her favorite book, did some research online, and found the study rooms!

Dexter, Michigan's library in 1958.

University of Louisiana Library

 

Brooklyn Library Central Branch

Shirley Library Refurbishment August/September 2009

 

File Reference: CCL-SH-2009-08-library-before-011

 

From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries

在安庆市枞阳图书馆捕捉到的一位萝莉,她呆萌的看着我的镜头。

Photograph of the Armidale TAFE Library, c.200? The library was in A-Block until around the end of 2006.

Baroque State Hall at Vienna National Library

Mick Corley visited the library with his adventurous program called Imagination Station. He really took the kids on a journey around the world in their own imaginations!

Ms. Alex models our new Read to Rover t-shirt! Fill up your frequent reader card (8 visits) and one of these can be yours!

Albany, Missouri

 

Completed in 1906 and listed on the NRHP.

To thank our wonderful volunteers, Pat, Brenda and Christina invited them all to a special brunch!

There's a show of African photographers at Hackney Library as part of Africa Remix. Some nice stuff - these pics are by Sergio Santimano and were some of my favourites.

The school library.

Interior and exterior of the new Halifax Central Library on opening day, December 13, 2014

A view of the backside of the Rochester Public Library, Rundel Mmorial Building, with the Genesee River below. The Library was built in 1936, directly over the end of the Johnson and Seymour Millrace, which still continues to pour water through the library foundation, from the stone arches into the river. Rochester, NY (0246-1)

It was time to play with bubbles at the library! The kids enjoyed going outside and blowing and chasing bubbles!

The Tweens and Young Adults learned about Mars Rovers this week and got a chance to use their imaginations and their crafting abilities to create their own vehicles.

We rode out the rain in the downtown library. Of course. Maxine instantly left us. "See you in twenty minutes!" We only kinda sorta believed her.

Chaser spent a lovely afternoon hanging out in the SCC LIbrary. She explored the stacks, read her favorite book, did some research online, and found the study rooms!

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