This is the Scotland Street branch of the Williamsburg Regional Library, which just celebrated its 100th birthday. It has developed a beautiful campus for the more than 380,000 books, videos and other media the system maintains for public use. From top to bottom is a court yard with statue; books in a carrying strap statue; an open book statue; and, a statue of George Washington outside the entry way to the library.
Wow, the first photo is phenomenal. What a lovely library entrance.Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteawesome blog. I follow another blog where the author has just been to this area on a trip and her photos and articles were great and now I come across a blog that posts photos ever day. Looking forward to following you.
ReplyDeleteThose book statues are so unusual!
ReplyDeleteThe court yard statue is called an armillary sundial.
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