While walking in Cape Cod, I couldn’t help but notice two striking libraries while walking with my dear wife Karen.
Red brick, old style.
The Eldredge Library in the heart of Chatham exuded old charm.
Modern for the family.
The Town of Dennis Public Library filled its square with a more contemporary feel.
Karen told me I’d fit in at both.
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I have a corner in our library that I consider my own. I’ve whiled away many hot summer afternoons in that corner, bro Mark. I can drive my chair over there, about three blocks away, taking the alleys and side streets, taking photos of the scenery along the way and looking forward to new discoveries upon arrival. Ours is relatively new, built about 10 years or less ago after the old one developed a bad case of leaking roof, backed up plumbing, and some dangerously rotten staircases. I prefer this one now because I can go there any time I want to get out in whatever weather we are suffering at the moment.
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That’s a great thing, sis Angie, this wonderful place to discover and reflect, both!
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ooh, i love old libraries too. each one is uniques and has its own story, big or small. yes, karen is right, i could see you at either.
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Thanks, Beth, for being such a Library Person your own self!
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Your posts and photos always grab me, Mark.
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Thank you for getting pulled in, Ann. 🙂
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I love the old libraries. The little ones. The grand ones. They are fabulous.
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They are, indeed, MBC, and I’m so fortunate to now be part of the overall fabric.
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I remember as a kid it was one of my dream job goals. 🙂
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