Sagamore Hill Little Free Library

A Little Free Library is open to the public at Sagamore Hill National Historic Site, offering free books to park visitors, as well as the local community, on a variety of subjects. The Little Free Library is located adjacent to the parking lot near the New Barn and visitors are encouraged to take or leave a book as they wish. The Roosevelts were avid readers throughout their lives and President Theodore Roosevelt encouraged reading a wide variety of books for enjoyment and life-long learning. “Nothing, it seems to me, can do more good in a community than a free library which offers to each man and to each woman the opportunity to help himself or herself to the wisdom that he or she has the ability or the desire to acquire” -Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Robert H. Worthington, Library of Congress The Little Free Library is a nonprofit organization dedicated to “building community, inspiring readers, and expanding book access for all through a global network of volunteer-led Little Free Library book-exchange boxes.” The Sagamore Hill Little Free Library is available for use year-round, sunrise to sunset and is designed to fit in the aesthetic of the farm buildings throughout the park. Visitors are encouraged to take books and/or leave books. All book donations must be left inside the Little Free Library, to prevent damage from