There are 70 million books in American libraries, but the one I want to read is always out. — Tom Masson November 20, 2013 / Adrienne Morris A man browsing for books in Cincinnati’s cavernous old main library. The library was demolished in 1955. allproudamericans.com Share this:EmailTweetMorePrintShare on TumblrLike this:Like Loading...
This library is AMAZING! So sad it’s been demolished. It’s like something out of a children’s novel. LikeLike Reply
Reblogged this on Living my write life and commented: Isn’t this old library simply wonderful?? It speaks to the romantic in me. LikeLike Reply
Me too! A far cry from the little one-room town library of my youth–though even that place was a slice of heaven. LikeLike Reply
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This library is AMAZING! So sad it’s been demolished. It’s like something out of a children’s novel.
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Isn’t this old library simply wonderful?? It speaks to the romantic in me.
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That’s a little piece of heaven for me 😉
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Me too! A far cry from the little one-room town library of my youth–though even that place was a slice of heaven.
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