Jack Hanna made some good points here (c. 1983)

Cannot emphasize enough how big the new library building in Canal Winchester is. About to fit so many books in here

So incredibly proud of this team. Thank you coaches and teammates for a great senior season. Went 9-3 and 6-0 in district. First district championship in a decade and first playoff win in 4 years. @coachfanning93 @CadeBell_AHS @CoachGood_2 @J_ChristensenQB @CoachTyeFrancis

The Yellow Lion was a short-lived nightclub for teenagers in the 70s. By 1980, gasoline fumes began to seep into the building at alarming levels from a spill three years prior. It was deemed an explosion risk, and later demolished. #ohio

Consider checking out 6 or 7 books from your local library

Red sky at night, reader's delight 😎

Hot gift idea: tell a friend you're taking them someplace special (the local library). Get them a library card. They now have free books forever

CONFIRMED: The Columbus Book Festival will return on July 11-12, 2026 🚨

In 1977, a Catholic parish found a surprising second life, becoming the corporate HQ of a steel manufacturing plant 📸 United McGill continues to operate from the 93-year-old building, neatly tucked away in Groveport, Ohio.

Opening another new library building next week 😇 Opening two more in January 😇

Holiday Village at the @columbuslibrary

The library... at night🎄

Library ornaments are SO in ✨

See the full photo album (and millions more):

We've hit a major milestone. This photo is our 2 MILLIONTH item scanned into digital archives! 📸High Street arches, c. 1900-1930

📸 The last covered bridge in Franklin County, still preserved in its original location after nearly 150 years. #history

🚨 BLACK FRIDAY SALE: 100% OFF ALL BOOKS* *as long as you return them

If someone asks what you're grateful for this year, consider saying "the library" to appear worldly, intelligent, well-rounded

Anyone else yearn for the days that websites looked like this

We're opening ANOTHER new library building 🎉

Columbus City Schools voted to close Buckeye Middle School, along with several others, at the end of this school year. The building opened in 1964, built to serve 700 students – now closer to 350. #history