This library is located near the playground of the Paducah Rotary Playground. It's hard to miss,…read morepainted in a robin's egg blue with gray trim. It is on a single post and has a single door. Inside, a handful of books were quite dry from the rain. Some paperbacks and a stack of magazines. A softcover copy of "Marley & Me" nearly made the journey with me but I've seen the movie and don't need that sort of feelings when I haven't seen my own dogs in three weeks. I left it behind for another. This is charter number 77923 and the online caption reads, "When Patrick McHaney began planning his Eagle Scout project, he had a special person in mind - his grandmother who passed away in 2006. McHaney says, "My grandmother, Marion Fillmer, was a librarian in Marshfield, Missouri. She had a love for reading and how books can change, encourage, and open up the world to readers. I wanted to honor her with these little libraries." He designed, built and installed three libraries in Paducah parks." [Review 16303 overall - 120 in Kentucky - 1809 of 2021.]

I've attempted to call multiple times on multiple days during their business hours, as I have moved…read moreout of state and literally no one ever answers their phone. I paid to have my address forwarded when I moved, and the mail is still being delivered to my old address.

They are always nice. As the crabby staff seem to no…read morelonger be working. Should have more than 1 worker at counter. Lots for one employee.

Blue book box (#15614) with a blue framed door which opens to the left has little black bats with…read morewhite eyes on it's transparent pane. books within are a mix of travel, person advice, fiction, & non fiction books. Reads: "Alexander Hamilton" (Ron Chernow) -read this a decade or so before the play came out. summary of the play highlights are different from the book . *Hamilton did arise from illegitmate roots, he did work hard to succeed -but he only cared about himself, his banker and business associates, wanted protectionism, a central bank, a central government. elitist rule -His Federalist Party dissolved around 1800, political capital dissolved. -he advocated trading more with Britain, not France, America's ally during the early wars. **very interesting book. nevertheless Hamilton is a flawed person, not to be revered nor imitated.