Detroit’s Mark Twain Library, which was closed in 1996 for renovations and never reopened.1yr ⋅ ILovePublicLibraries ⋅ r/AbandonedPorn
That budget in today's millennial society seems like an outrageous problem3wk ⋅ ILovePublicLibraries ⋅ r/Millennials
Kmart employees watching moon landing - July 16, 1969 [640*402]1yr ⋅ ILovePublicLibraries ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
And Connecticut just created its new tourist attraction...A mini GRAND CANYON in Cromwell!2yr ⋅ ILovePublicLibraries ⋅ r/WTF
Millennials must really love libraries to hang out and relax4mo ⋅ ILovePublicLibraries ⋅ r/Millennials
Didn't Trump just declare a war on us? Is he really going to if he's reelected?3mo ⋅ ILovePublicLibraries ⋅ r/WhitePeopleTwitter
The GOP really wants to defund and dismantle libraries2mo ⋅ ILovePublicLibraries ⋅ r/conservativeterrorism
Millennials really care about books so much that some readers desperately want it3wk ⋅ ILovePublicLibraries ⋅ r/Millennials
We spent our good ole days cruising to stop by and say hello2mo ⋅ ILovePublicLibraries ⋅ r/technicallythetruth
Library cardigans are the norm. Let's talk about those sweaters3mo ⋅ ILovePublicLibraries ⋅ r/Libraries
Former President Bill Clinton Grabbed A Slice At Newtown Pizzeria on Sunday9mo ⋅ ILovePublicLibraries ⋅ r/Connecticut
I remember when 80's movies were really that old back then2wk ⋅ ILovePublicLibraries ⋅ r/2000sNostalgia
One of the most impressive former Pizza Hut buildings I've ever witnessed1yr ⋅ ILovePublicLibraries ⋅ r/FormerPizzaHuts
Detroit’s Mark Twain Library, which was closed in 1996 for renovations and never reopened.1yr ⋅ ILovePublicLibraries ⋅ r/abandoned
People getting both excited and disappointed at the same time about pictures 1wk ⋅ ILovePublicLibraries ⋅ r/90s
You can take these stores out of your town but you can't take New England shopping out of your memories1yr ⋅ ILovePublicLibraries ⋅ r/Connecticut
The most beautiful critter in a library since Dewey the Cat1yr ⋅ ILovePublicLibraries ⋅ r/rabbitswithjobs
Even Home Depot has gotten attention. Let the final countdown begin!1yr ⋅ ILovePublicLibraries ⋅ r/Connecticut
An old refrigerator from the 80's that lasts longer in working condition 1mo ⋅ ILovePublicLibraries ⋅ r/nostalgia
