With the opening of a Little Free Library, Peach State Federal Credit Union has hopes of encouraging and supporting local readers one book at a time.
The $301 million credit union based in Lawrenceville, Ga., has joined the growing global movement of offering the scaled down, community supported libraries. The small book exchange locations have swelled to 36,000 in 70 countries.
Housed at the entrance of its Lawrenceville branch, Peach State's Little Free Library has been modeled after a 19th centruy school house.
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