The 1912 bookmobile travels through the mountains near Pen-Mar. The trees are bare and there are leaves on the road. The vehicle appears through the smoke.
The Librarian visits a home in the country. She has a large pile of books in her arms, while the woman in an apron has only a few.
Librarian and children, 1921- 1931. A barefooted boy and girl stand with their family by the bookmobile. The librarian has gloves on and a large hat with flowers on it. Another woman on the right holds a large pile of books.
The family gathers to select their books from the bookmobile shelves. A small barefoot girl, with her hands clasped behind her back, watches.
Librarian and children at the bookmobile, between 1916 and 1921.
A woman in an apron stands with the librarian looking at the shelves. A group of boys in straw hats stand a little distance off. The dust on the back of the vehicle has been scribbled in.
The family gather at the bookmobile. Two bonneted women look at the books, while four small children look on.
The 1912 bookmobile traveled to farms throughout the county. Two boys and a girl stand by the bookmobile holding their selections. The boys both have large straw hats.
The book mobile traveled to Maryland Heights, across the Potomac from Harper's Ferry. Two children stand on the running board of the truck and three women select books.
Librarian and a boy carry a basket of books from the station at Brownsville. The librarian traveled to several small towns in Washington County by train, bring books with her.
A group near Sample's Manor in southern Washington County. A large family standing by the bookmobile. Mother holds a baby, the two small children are standing on the running board, and the males are all wearing overalls.