
I have also seen them at Anythink Perl Mack as part of the community garden,

Anythink Wright Farms, also as part of the community garden

and Robbins Library, on a closed balcony.

They also had a display downstairs, about the bees, and the partnership with the local bee keepers.

Cornell Library has digitised some important work about bees.
There are probably many more libraries with bees. I really like this development, as it has an educative and environmental approach. It would be lovely to see more libraries with bees.
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