Isn’t this an enchanted bookmobile?
A sprinkle of fairy dust group post
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Hooray for the Bookmobile!
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Bookmobile, Minneapolis Public Library (1968/69) via Minnesota Digital Library
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In the days before a branch of the public library was built in Coney Island, residents relied on weekly visits to the bookmobile. The library-on-wheels made this stop at the Gravesend Houses every Tuesday from 10:00 to 11:50 during the 1950s, and these kindergartners from P.S. 188 were there.
Photo: Brooklyn Public Library
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Pack horse librarian, Mill Creek, Knott County, Kentucky, January 11, 1938.
Record Group 69: Records of the Work Projects Administration
Series: WPA Information Division Photographic Index
Image description: A woman is riding a light-colored horse outside a wooden cabin. She has a large saddlebag or satchel. Another woman stands on the porch of the cabin, holding what may be a folded newspaper or magazine.
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btw the goat place is this 🐐📚📚📚💞they also have a bunch of cats 🐈⬛🐈🐈⬛
& here’s the 2am fic apt bookstore🌖🌗🌘🌑
the bookmobile 📖🚙✨
the island one was here & actually it was a library but whatever- it was awesome & I read a Goosebumps book about a haunted piano there ❤️🎹🪑
the mall bookstore is a shoe store now. I got so many Amelia Atwater-Rhodes books from there & also Tithe & Valiant by Holly Black📚🖤🧚
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Edit: if you were visited by a bookmobile, go vote in this poll's sibling here
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Bookmobile
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Have a happy caturday 😺🐾🐾❣️
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These bookmobiles are pure magic!
Bookmobiles are ones of the most awesome vehicles the man ever created. They are a unique and magical way to bring the joy of reading to people around the world.
Lulu Moon Owl Books has recently shared on Instagram a series of breathtaking images showing cozy, beautifully enlightened bookmobiles that are ready for your visit.
The images were created with Midjourney, Photoshop, and Lightroom.
(via Mesmerizing images of vintage bookmobiles waiting for you to come in)
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A traveling library on Staten Island, 1923. The book wagon was operated by the Extension Division of the New York Public Library.
Photo: Percy Loomis Sperr via NYPL
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The LA Public Library's bookmobile for the sick, 1928.
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