Hours vary at the Little Library so stroll by and you might get lucky. We enjoyed seeing it. Park on the street anywhere and just walk.

it's a tiny building located in the town green, it was the original library of Vienna, it's open during town events

Not that much to the place but it is charming. This small lending library was previously in several other locations but was moved and now sits on Church next to the Freeman House and just off the bike trail in Vienna. The library has shelves and shelves of books from the turn of the 20th Century to the late 1960s or early 1970s. The collection is the exhibit, with the hand made shelves and original period furniture as the frame. The building itself is charming and snug. Worth stopping in, if not a trip on it's own. I have always enjoyed it: but I love books

The Little Library sits right next to the Freeman Store in downtown Vienna. It is open the first Sunday of the month from 1-4, but as it is a research library you could find someone using the library at other times and ask to look around. It is a small one room building, with bookshelves lining the wall and cross-sectioning the floor space. It is impressive the number of books that are in such a small space. I am very happy that the city moved the library to this area and have preserved it for the future.

I just put my head in this time but when I first visited this place I spent a lot of time looking around. Definitely a great place and I even bought a WWII book by a local author. Mission to Tokyo by Robert F. Dorr