Live-in Librarian 0 ▲ ruk.ca - Peter Rukavina's Weblog 1 hour ago · Writing · hide · 0 comments According to Canada’s Historic Places, the Zoé Vallé Library, in Chester, Nova Scotia, has a live-in librarian:Since 1978 the continuing support of the community has ensured the Zoé Vallé Library continues to operate as Chester’s sole library and it remains under the stewardship of a live-in librarian, making it a unique setting for a public library, while preserving its historical form. The historical associations related to the library’s origins as a gift from a summer resident, Zoé Vallé, continue to be preserved as her personal collection of books remain in the library, whose motto is inscribed on a commemorative plaque and reads “Here She Still Welcomes You.”Recent updates from the library suggest this is no longer the case—“The Village Clerk/Treasurer’s office has been situated upstairs in the former caretakers’ residence.”—but it’s delightful to think this was once the case.(via Katie). No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.