Street libraries in Longfellow Community
There are 294 street libraries and public book shelves in Longfellow Community on the map. The shelves are open to everyone.
Updated 14 October 2026 · United States · Open on the map
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Street libraries in nearby towns
- Minneapolis (62 libraries)
- Lauderdale (6 libraries)
- Falcon Heights (51 libraries)
- Richfield (27 libraries)
- Roseville (29 libraries)
- Columbia Heights (1 library)
- Mendota Heights (9 libraries)
- Saint Louis Park (38 libraries)
- Bloomington (1 library)
- New Brighton (2 libraries)
- West Saint Paul (1 library)
- Saint Paul (13 libraries)
The book shelves on the map are open to everyone, as always. Seferehov is a free app for book lovers. It only shows where public book shelves are — on the street, in a park or in a building lobby — and which books are on them. I do not run the shelves and I add no rules to them.