The Free Library bookmobile stops at the Sayre commissary station in the 1920s.
the other side of the commissary
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The Free Library bookmobile stops at the Sayre commissary station in the 1920s.
the other side of the commissary
The guy in the white collared shirt must be the library’s doorman. After all — nothing is free — not even books. Someone must enforce the book return policy. I bet it was him.
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I cannot argue that
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Sad in a way, so many people standing around looking for meaning, and work. And yet the interest of the little girl in the top lower right breaks through the cloud and provides a ray of light.
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Yes!
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As an aside Kerbey i have part 1 of a three part guest post up over at JulieNoBlog https://julienoblog.wordpress.com/2015/05/18/melanie-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-55 if you have the time to drop for for a read, I’d be honored.
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The original bookmobile. This is a classic, Kerbey. The bottom photo, though, I can’t figure out what they’re angling for, unfortunately.
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Me, neither.
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The use of free books for the people is one of the many things that differentiated the USA of the other countries in the world, and yet a few of our European pals thought we were uncultured. Go figure.
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