As you drive around NoVA, you’ve probably noticed Little Free Library boxes scattered across the region. Actually, there are hundreds of registered free libraries around NoVA. The nonprofit organization welcomes volunteers to build their own libraries to help share a love of reading with their community.
You can find them in your neighborhood, at businesses or churches, and even in parks. Readers of all ages are encouraged to take, borrow, and leave books at the book-sharing boxes. Here are 24 Little Free Library locations in Northern Virginia to check out.
To find more libraries near you, explore the Little Free Library map.
Alexandria
Alexandria Country Day School
2400 Russell Rd., Alexandria
United Way Worldwide
701 N. Fairfax St., Alexandria
6500 Princeton Dr., Alexandria
813 E. Timber Branch Pkwy., Alexandria
Arlington County
Advent Lutheran Church
2222 Arlington Ridge Rd., Arlington
Banned Book Little Free Library
4301 35th St. N. Arlington
Medstar Capitals Iceplex
627 N. Glebe Rd., Ste. 800, Arlington
915 N. Oakland St., Arlington
Fairfax County
Ayr Hill Garden Club
143 Maple Ave. E., Vienna
Little Red Phone Booth
1592 Carlin Ln., McLean
Snoopy’s Little Free Library
6719 Swarthmore Dr., Alexandria
St. Christopher’s Little Free Library
6320 Hanover Ave., Springfield
Sully District Station
4900 Stonecroft Blvd., Chantilly
Walker Nature Center
11450 Glade Dr., Reston
Fauquier County
Spilman Silver Little Free Library
Jeffersonton
Warrenton Dentistry
5 Rock Pointe Ln., Unit 100, Warrenton
Ashley Drive Library
7440 Ashley Dr., Warrenton
Loudoun County
Lyndora Park
43624 Lucketts Bridge Cir., Ashburn
Sweet Run State Park
11661 Harpers Ferry Rd., Hillsboro
The Kindness Rocks Project
1715 Graywood Way NE, Leesburg
The Little Red Library of Potomack Lakes
20280 Cascades Pkwy., Sterling
Prince William County
EMH Chapter, DAR
9431 West St., Manassas
Merchant Park & Weems-Botts Museum
3944 Cameron St., Dumfries
MOM’s Organic Market
14470 Smoketown Rd., Woodbridge
The Preservation Station
204 Union St., Occoquan
Want more than books? NoVA is also home to other outposts that use a similar format. There are Free Little Art Galleries, community food pantries, and even a Free Blockbuster. Check out where to find them.
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