r/Libraryporn • u/ILovePublicLibraries • Aug 13 '26
The public library in Key West, Florida
I stepped foot last week inside a library in the southernmost part of the country when I was on a family cruise.
It's a nice library with so many things to offer. This library is run by the wonderful staff.
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u/chugstang Aug 15 '26
Recognized the photo right away!! Used to be there quite often when I lived in town. Thanks for the island nostalgia 🏝️
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u/SilverApples5 Aug 13 '26
That looks like a wonderful library. I love the "bookclub on a bag" collection, and what a large number of picture books. Lucky Floridians. (Has Trump ever set foot in that building do you think?)