Clara and Virginia's Corner

10/18/2025

Sadly, due to vandals opening the doors of the library and exposing the books to the elements, I have decided to temporarily close our Little Free Library for the winter season. Watch for the re-opening sign in Spring of 2026! Thank you to all of our patrons and beloved donors and thank you for your understanding.

08/11/2015

What a wonderful story! Thanks, KSL!

Judy Arnold's mother and mother-in-law were voracious readers. When the women passed away, Arnold inherited a large collection of books.

06/18/2013

Thank you whomever brought the books last night! I have lots of little girls asking for horse books and you brought some! Thank you!

06/17/2013

The children have come!! And now we are really low on children's books. We are always so grateful for the amazing donations we have received, but if you happen to have a couple of children's books just sitting around and you wouldn't mind donating them, this little library could use them. Thanks!

06/17/2013

Due to popularity the Children's Book section has changed places with the Grown Up Book section! This also allows space for the taller children's books.

06/16/2013

Thank you, Daily Herald, for covering our story so beautifully! And thank you, again, everyone who came to support the event and begin using the library!

CEDAR HILLS -- Judy Arnold pulled the burgundy ribbon untying the bow and opening the door to her Little Free Library at her home, 9991 N. Mulberry Drive.

06/15/2013

The Ribbon Pulling Ceremony, part 2.

06/15/2013

Here's part one of the ceremony, just in case you weren't able to join us!

06/15/2013

We did it! The library is now officially open! Thanks to everyone who came! For those who weren't able to join us, watch for the "ceremony" to come later today (plus lots of photos!)

06/15/2013

We're all ready! See you at 10!

06/14/2013

Here it is! Stocked and ready to go! Don't forget the Grand Opening tomorrow at 10 a.m.! We'll have cake and cookies and books, books, books!

05/29/2013

Check out our full story on the front page of the Cedar Hills City website at www.cedarhills.org

Cedar Hills is built upon an alluvial fan, or bench, created thousands of years ago when it was a shoreline of Lake Bonneville. Early settlers referred to the area as “The Bench.” Because of the growth of cedar trees, the area was later referred to as Cedar Hills. The bench provides a beautiful view...