Little Free Libraries tend to be as creative as some mailboxes. David Aber photographed this one on January 8, 2020:
We thought that a statue of Alex the dog was next to the bench. But Andrea corrected us. As her comment (below) says: “Alex's Little Free Library is name after the steward 1st daughter Alexandra and not a dog. Someone left a toy cat next to the bench. Feel free to stop by, bring a book and take a book.”
LOCATION: Northeast of 5th & Alvernon
HOURS: Sunrise to sunset (It's directly in front of a home, so please be extra-respectful and quiet… maybe wait until 9 AM or so)
PARKING: Street parking
Photos, maps, and often a story about Tucson's small parks ("parklets") — often too tiny to appear on a map — as well as some hidden nooks that are great places to take a break from the sun or from a busy day.
Monday, March 7, 2022
Monday, February 7, 2022
2419 North Orchard Avenue: Spacey Little Free Libraries
Little Free Libraries tend to be creative places built by creative people. But this one (actually two), which David Aber found on August 28, 2021, tops all of the ones I've seen:
If you're planning to stay a while, note that the bench is on the west side of Orchard, so it'll be shaded somewhat during the afternoon.
Here's a photo looking south along Orchard Avenue on February 1st: Location: Just northeast of the corner of Grant & Columbus
Hours: Sunrise to sunset
Parking: Street parking
Here's a photo looking south along Orchard Avenue on February 1st: Location: Just northeast of the corner of Grant & Columbus
Hours: Sunrise to sunset
Parking: Street parking
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