Little Free Library Pointless Prize

[HokieBeth]

1/19

LFL on Russell Rd at the Alexandria Country Day School

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[Sophie CW]

Edmonston/Lewis LFL has nice stepping stone leading up to it. It was also wired but I didn’t know why…maybe a light?
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Located at 1101 Edmonston Drive in Rockville.

[karenbikes2@gmail.com]

Charter #15994
2126 Salt Kettle Way, Reston Va 20191
Lat: 38.9335209 Long: -77.3346634
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Deposited “Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants” by Ann Brashares and borrowed “No Need for Speed: A Beginners Guide to the Joy of Running.” Not that I’m thinking of starting running as I’m already a retired runner (back injury). Since running has become increasingly popular since Covid, thought I might find another LFL that could use it. I liked how the LFL coordinates with the owner’s house.

[cvcalhoun]

Little Free Library is theoretically at 1101 Edmonston Drive in Rockville. However, that house is on a corner lot, and the LFL is actually on Lewis Street. It has a combination of children’s books and books on fitness, and could use more of either.

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[bikingjenn]

1/19/22-so fun hunting for LFLs. This one I pulled from memory and was lucky that it’s still there on N Underwood St near 26th St on the property of Historic Crossman House

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[Kbikeva]

@bikingjenn 214193 wrote:

1/19/22-so fun hunting for LFLs. This one I pulled from memory and was lucky that it’s still there on N Underwood St near 26th St on the property of Historic Crossman House

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So cool. I had to look up this use of the word “vernacular”. It says: concerned with domestic and functional rather than public or monumental buildings. In other words, they used a .25c word to describe an ordinary house that was worth preserving as long as they gussied it up to make it sound important. I guess in the NoVa area, with so many notable VA historical places, you do what you have to in order to stand out!

Well done!

[SFrank]

@Red 214141 wrote:

Cute handmade LFL!

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This is my favorite LFL so far!!

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[SFrank]

This beautiful LFL was found in New Albany, IN at Catholic Charities on 7th and Market Streets. Lots of good selections for adults, but needs kid’s books! I may drop some before leaving town!!
Also, this beautiful church shaped LFL has a twin at the opposite corner, which is a food pantry! You can see it if you zoom in. On the right side of the photo.

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[Indiana]

This Little Free Library on 22nd and Taylor NE is responsible for getting Chitty Chitty Bang Bang in my head on today’s rainy ride. I have only seen the film and had no idea that the book was written by James Bond creator Ian Fleming!
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Not that we want to glorify cars in a biking game…so this library could use more books about people pedal power!

[Serdar]

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This LFL (3513 Rhode Island Ave, Mt Rainier, MD 20712) had only one book and Macaroni&Cheese Dinner.

[CaseyKane50]

LFL
N. Payne Street
Alexandria, Virginia

You accessed the library by sliding the plexiglass. Since it was raining, I didn’t peruse the holdings.

[Robbie Rob]

LFL located at Neval Thomas Elementary School at Anacostia Ave NE. Brand new library with a large amount of children’s books in good condition. Donation made “Happy Hair” by Mechal Renee Roe. #FSBOOKS[ATTACH]26396[/ATTACH]

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[Catedrew]

LFL 1-20-2022
15 North Irving Street, Arlington, VA

This little free library had a selection of adult books, but could really use some children’s books.

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[AlanA]

A random find today on E. Adobe St. near N. Higley Rd. in Mesa, AZ.

It had the Hunger Games trilogy.

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[HokieBeth]

1/20

LFL at 100 Del Ray Ave

Lots of Tom Clancy

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