The plaque on the library says that this is Little Free Library Charter number 88185, but the…read moreonline listing says that it is Charter number 88145. So there's that. The online caption reads, "This Little Free Library is located in the Bandstand Triangle in the very heart of scenic downtown Fort Valley Georgia. It is a project of Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church (305 Central Ave.) Fort Valley Georgia for the benefit of our community at large. Please Enjoy." Yes. the library is located next to the bandstand in downtown Fort Valley. It is white with a gray roof and has a single door. I'm guessing that it is built to look like the church as it has a cute set of red doors stuck to the side. Inside, a jumble of nearly all children's books. Nothing that I wanted to take with me today. There is parking all around the triangle. [Review 16707 overall - 478 in Georgia - 219 of 2022.]

This Little Free Library is located in front of the coffee shop and is sponsored by them. It is…read morehard to miss, a play box that is red and gray door with a single door on a single black post. Inside a single shelf that is fully stocked and neatly stacked. Paperbacks and non-fiction and even an autobiography. Some good reading here. This is charter number 141100 and has the steward's email address in the listing. Their caption reads, "Between Friends Coffee is a literary-themed coffeehouse in Warner Robins, GA. We promote child and adult literacy throughout our community in an effort to reduce poverty and increase access to education. Our free little library can be found outside our front doors. (Accessible 24/7.) Feel free to donate books and take what you'd like!" Very awesome and plenty of parking. [Review 1059 of 2024 - 727 in Georgia - 22087 overall]

This lovely Little Free Library stands on the portico of the former Butts County Courthouse which…read moreis today the Butts County Visitor's Center. It is easy to spot and in excellent condition. The library is maroon with white trim. It looks to have been refreshed since its installation a decade ago. A single door with a black handle is secured by a simple twist catch. the window has the seal of Rotary International on it. Inside, a single shelf of books. A hardcover and a few paperbacks, some are former library books. Mysteries, fiction, some children's books. A really good variety of reading. This is charter number 22229 and the online caption reads, "This library is part of a group of libraries sponsored by the Jackson-Butts County Rotary Club. Built by carpentry shop students at Jackson High School, it was the first Little Free Library in Butts County and was dedicated on March 31, 2015. The library is located on the east side of the Butts County Courthouse, at the center of the Jackson City Square." [Review 1097 of 2024 - 754 in Georgia - 22124 overall]