Libraries Round the World: In a Victorian Beach Town
A beach town with an amazing history! … More Libraries Round the World: In a Victorian Beach Town
A beach town with an amazing history! … More Libraries Round the World: In a Victorian Beach Town
Esbjerg (pronounced s-b-yer), a port city with 80,000 residents, is an unusual stop on a tour of Scandinavia. If you travel directly west from Copenhagen, stop when you reach the North Sea and spend a few days in Denmark’s fifth-largest city. Esbjerg and I have a long personal history, and I stopped to reminisce at Esbjerg … More Libraries Round the World: On Denmark’s Other Coast
This Southern Californian picturesque library is in the artsy, now ritzy, Laguna Beach. Originally called Lagonas, a Spanish name for two lagoons in Laguna Canyon, it was renamed Laguna Beach in 1904. Located in Orange County, home to Disneyland, it’s about an hour south of Los Angeles. The cliffside beach town has been home to people … More Libraries Round the World: Laguna Beach