Henniker, NH
Opened in 1964 and now has 40000 books. What a great bookmark! Love the design. I found this bookstore in the Yankee magazine as a top 10 best used bookstores in New England. A lot of variety and well organized. I was about to leave without a single purchase when I saw the new arrivals section. I picked up this fun biography of a pig owner from New Hampshire “ The Good Good Pig”. https://www.hennikerbookfarm.com/Friday, June 20, 2025
Monday, June 16, 2025
Abbie Greenleaf Library
Franconia, NH
Opening in 1913, the volumes collected previously were moved into it's current location. The construction was made possible by the order to build the library from Colonel Charles H. Greenleaf in memory of his wife. He took many steps to create a special place with stained glass, mahogany wood work and mosaic floor tiles. He was very involved in the area and settled in Franconia. In 1971 there was an addition that doubled the size of the building. The much needed space does not have a cohesive flow between the 2 sections which is obvious to most when exploring. Both sections are well maintained by the town. https://www.abbielibrary.org/
Memoirs of Celebrities
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East Providence, RI Update: The books are now $3 each. Maybe I promoted them too much! Their stock is made up of donations entirely. All bo...
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In the past I have set a goal each January for how many books I want to read. More recently I have added a percentage of fiction to nonfict...
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Plymouth, NH This independent bookstore sells used books, mostly paperbacks. They buy books for in-house credit. It has been open for over ...





