Posted in Virginia
February 04, 2020
Built In 1890, The Chincoteague Island Library Is A Book Lover’s Dream Come True
Nothing beats a good book. Especially when you get the opportunity to browse for your next favorite read at a historic and charming library. That’s why the Chincoteague Island Library is nothing short of a book lover’s dream come true. Built in 1890, this beloved landmark is one of the island’s oldest buildings and it continues to charm locals and visitors alike. Here’s more on why you’ll want to visit this lovely little library.
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The building dates back to 1890 and is the oldest commercial wood frame structure on the island. The building was originally used as a drug store and a barbershop before it re-opened as a public library.
There's even a Library Benefit Shop where visitors can browse books for sale and other items at an incredible discount. All proceeds benefit the library.
Have you ever visited the Chincoteague Island Library? If so, we’d love to hear all about your experience there! For more information, you can visit the official website by clicking here.
Address: 4077 Main St, Chincoteague, VA 23336, USA
