Library Day: Madeira Branch

I have two beautiful friends who studied library science and now work in Columbus' library system. We decided to have them over to visit a few of Cincinnati Public Library's local branches.

We visited Madeira, Norwood and Corryville, then ended our day at the main branch downtown. I have to throw a shout-out to Cincinnati Public Library's awesome Twitter account-- whoever is running their social media really helped me out when I asked which branches to visit!


Here are a few images from our visit to the Madeira branch. It seemed to be a very family-oriented library... warm, rounded, wooden, inviting, with about half the building dedicated to children's books. A very sweet library!






Cincinnati Public Library, Madeira: http://www.cincinnatilibrary.org/branches/madeira.html

5 comments:

Liesl said...

The Lane Public Library branch in Hamilton is beautiful, too, with amazing reading rooms. Okay, northern Cincinnati plug complete :)

WestEnder said...

I grew up around there and when we were kids, my sister and I would ride our bikes to the library and spend all day there. I remember reading Hot Rod magazine and books about WWI and sharks. Sometimes mom would give us a few dollars to get ice cream at the Friendly's down the street (now a bank).

Unknown said...

My parents met at the Madeira Friendly's. ;) He was a line cook, she was a waitress.

WestEnder said...

Unbelievable!! I guess I'm not the only one who misses that Friendly's...

Unknown said...

No, definitely not the only one. I make Dan drive me to Dayton to get Friendly's every once in a while... it's the closest that exists these days. :)

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