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Alayna Miller looked through a telescope for
the first time, ever, when she and her mom, Angela Briggs, visited
the library to see the planet display.
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Braydon Rohlfs tried out the telescope while
he waited for friends to arrive at the Whistle Stop Library. He and
his friends like playing games under the trees in the big backyard. |
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Ladonna Gass was thrilled to receive an
original railroad lamp given to the library by John Schrader, the
last person from the area to work at the building before the depot
was closed in the 1960s.
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Comfy beanbags make good nests for small
children who come to the library to read books and visit with their
classmates. |
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Adult readers like Nancy Nannen enjoy looking
through the book selections to find something new or another story
from their favorite author.
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The Whistle Stop Library sign in the yard was built by Hartsburg-Emden
Webelos Pack 121. An old luggage and cargo wagon sits in the yard
(to the right of the building). |
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