This tiny free library is in the corner of the Limestone Presbyterian Church parking lot. It's the…read morefirst one of these I've ever seen in this small town. Books are randomly donated and are available to those interested at no charge. Any project that promotes literacy is going to get five stars from me.

This library is convenient if you're headed to the adjacent church but otherwise well out of the…read moreway. It is larger than most so it's easy to spot. White with wood trim, it stands on a single post. The single door is secured by a interior catch. Inside there are two shelves loaded with books. A bit jumbled, most are children's books with some self-help and improvement. Nothing that caught my eye today. This is charter number 157257. The entry on the Little Free Library database map has the steward's email address and this caption: "As we prepare for Jesse's second heavenly birthday, we have decided to establish a Free Little Library in his honor. We are glad you're here! Head over to the Instagram page If you'd like to read Jesse's story. It was too long to type here. Tag us in your pictures. Happy Reading!" [Review 257 of 2025 - 4099 in North Carolina - 23820 overall]

This Little Free Library is located along a very straight road in a residential neighborhood. With…read morehouses and driveways along the road and some kids playing on bicycles, it was easy to spot this brown wood library with a corrugated metal roof. Three sides are clear panels which is pretty. Standing on a single post, the one door opens to two shelves of books. The library was very full today and neatly shelved with two layers of books. Lots of paperbacks, many hardcovers. I spotted mystery and thriller and young adult and childrens books as well as some romance and reference. A good variety. This is 99545 and has the name "Bellevue Reader's Delight" with the steward's email address and this caption, "A dream of some 2-3 years came true when Cov-19 recommended social distancing/isolation. We used 7 weekends to build this little library. We used less than $50 in materials using materials we had from other household projects. The hinges and door handles came from cabinets in an older home. May our love of reading be shared with our neighbors. Feel free to take a book, leave a book, come by to discuss a book! Enjoy!" [Review 111 of 2025 - 4080 in North Carolina - 23678 overall]

These free Shelby Shopper paper boxes are located in many parts of local counties adjacent to…read moreCleveland County N.C. They are actually quite loaded with shopping information and they are actually free. This is popular a item because it is free, no strings attached whatsoever! These Shelby Shopper papers get gone fast.

This small memorial garden is on the triangle-shaped plot where Dave Lyle Blvd meets Friedheim Road…read moreand Pond Street. In excellent condition, it is here in memory of Professor Frontis Brooks who was the band director at Rock Hill's segregated All-Black Emmett Scott High School from 1941 to 1971 and then principal at Sunset Park Elementary School where he organized the area's first elementary school band. Professor Brooks was a graduate of the Julliard School of Music graduate and moved to Rock Hill in 1939. He was also a veteran who served during World War II. [Review 13016 overall, 333 of 2020.]

Mr Brooks was my Band Director when I was at Sullivan Jr High on White Street back in the 70s…read more Taught me drums. I remember him as an outstanding and very serious man. I wish that the City of Rock Hill would rename Dave Lyle Blvd after Mr Brooks. Watching the Emmett Scott High School Band back in the day was the motivation for my drumming interest. Thank You Mr Brooks. I'll always remember you and I'm a grateful man for having the honor of being taught by you!

New, expanded location at 315 E Virginia Ave. See Facebook page for updated hours. Great thrift…read morestore has clothing, toys, home goods, media, and more. Crisis services and food bank available to Bessemer City residents.

Has wide variety of religious stuff. Great parking. Stalk very friendly and helpful. Great…read moreselection of bibles for everyone.

Haven't been to a Christian Bookstore in about 10 years. I was so excited to find this one in Rock…read moreHill! They have a kids section, art supplies, cards, devotionals, books, communion items, bibles and more. The store is spacious and clean and customer service friendly and kind. Come check it out.

This is the final resting place for the founder of Gaffney, S.C. Michael Gaffney and his immediate…read morefamily. This is a lovely spot to remember the man who started this city. A lot of the inscriptions on the headstones are badly worn and difficult to read. There's a couple of benches on site to relax on and contemplate things. Not many people visit here but occasionally a few do. Michael Gaffney was born in Ireland in 1775 and died here September 6, 1854. He was 78 years old at the time of his demise.