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1andrewspong
Crow Bookshop
14 Church St
Burlington, VT 05401
(802) 862-0848
Light wood interiors and a comprehensive and orderly selection of gardening and craft books, classic and contemporary literature, travel guides, scholarly texts, children’s fiction and non-fiction, poetry, and books on anthropology, history, art, and environmental studies. Great staff.
Reasonable prices and funky T-shirts of their logo for sale to boot!
North Country Books
2 Church St
Burlington, VT 05401
(802) 862-6413
A sprawling, comfortable underground paradise in the basement of the Church Street Marketplace. We spent a good hour here, and came away with armfuls of goodies. All major categories covered. Really nice staff.
Reasonable prices.
14 Church St
Burlington, VT 05401
(802) 862-0848
Light wood interiors and a comprehensive and orderly selection of gardening and craft books, classic and contemporary literature, travel guides, scholarly texts, children’s fiction and non-fiction, poetry, and books on anthropology, history, art, and environmental studies. Great staff.
Reasonable prices and funky T-shirts of their logo for sale to boot!
North Country Books
2 Church St
Burlington, VT 05401
(802) 862-6413
A sprawling, comfortable underground paradise in the basement of the Church Street Marketplace. We spent a good hour here, and came away with armfuls of goodies. All major categories covered. Really nice staff.
Reasonable prices.
2bleuroses
Diamat,
I used to live in Saranac Lake and was so thankful when I ventured into Burlington....an oasis of culture in the North Country!! This was in the early 90's and Chasmen & Bem was the most impressive independent (new) bookstore around and the Richard Brautigan Library was still accepting unpublished manuscripts.
Sadly, they closed after Borders opened. Being a university town, it was obvious where the students would gravitate to.
BTW.....I LOVED the Lake Champlain ferries!
I used to live in Saranac Lake and was so thankful when I ventured into Burlington....an oasis of culture in the North Country!! This was in the early 90's and Chasmen & Bem was the most impressive independent (new) bookstore around and the Richard Brautigan Library was still accepting unpublished manuscripts.
Sadly, they closed after Borders opened. Being a university town, it was obvious where the students would gravitate to.
BTW.....I LOVED the Lake Champlain ferries!
