Wednesday 4 June 2014

Lewisham: The Roadside Micro Library That Works

by Benson Agoha

This Micro Libary, located in an old BT Phone Boot made a good point of an excellent conversion of a disused `Time Lord's machine.


* The Lewisham Micro Library is well stocked inside a disused phone booth.

It is reputed as the first Micro Library in London and has become legendary. Equally importantly, the roadside library is for all - free of charge.

We saw it around Loampit Hill, not too far from the campus of the Lewisham College and stopped to check it.

Membership is free and no registration whatsoever required. And it is open 24 hours.  The library is maintained by two micro librarians, who have been placed in charge of its use.


* Micro Library: `Replace every book you borrow with another.'

But there is one requirement - `Replace every book you borrow with another.'

As you can see, it is absolutely working, because the Library is well stocked, with some books even left on the floor.

"It is not what you get, its what you leave behind," the poster read.

Nice one guys!

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