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I'm addicted to all things associated with books. Can't resist searching out bookstores on vacation. I've worked in elementary libraries, university libraries, and finally the Shannon Rd. Branch here in Durham. 

4204 Stepping Stone Dr.

Documentary filmaker, photographer, and published author of historical fiction.

980 Ivy Meadow Ln

We have recently retired to Durham from chilly Chicago where we lived for 28 years. I love books, reading, and libraries. I am interested in volunteering at your book store and sales. I have over 15 years experience running the country's largest Rummage sale back in the Chicago area. We sold lots of books!

1107 Lancaster Street

1028 Carraway Ln

We've been enjoying the library for 30 years and are delighted with the plans for the renovation of the main library.

1212 Carolina Avenue

Ciompi

I was born in NYC but have called Durham my home since 1982. My late husband, Arturo, and I have 2 daughters and 2 grandchildren who all happily live in the area. I'm a retired RN who loves cabaret singing, non-fiction books, and gardening (especially irises).

2423 W. Club Boulevard

Member listing: Jack and Fran Steele (We moved to Durham last summer. Heard about FODLNC from Jane Goodridge email to Hope Valley bulletin board, and glad to connect with our local library.)

4005 Nottaway Road

Jacqueline K. Ogburn is a children's book writer and editor with 11 books published and almost 20 years of experience in communications and public relations. She is a long-time resident of Durham, living in a suddenly hip neighborhood. 

115 West Seeman Street

This was a silent auction for Families Moving Forward.  Money was donated to FMF.

130 Hunt St. #207

3915 Eton Rd.

Rediscovering the wonders of the library after too many years of digital isolation. Thank you for everything you do!

921 Sedgefield Street

I come from a long line of readers, librarians, book sellers, and book collectors. So grateful for Durham County Library's excellent services--- before, during, and (may it be so) after the pandemic.  

2317 University Drive

416 Clark Lake Road

Kansas native, relief librarian at Durham County Library, cat and pocket pet volunteer at APS of Durham, served 4 years in Peace Corps Kenya, former occupational therapist. 

305 E Delafield Ave

I am a thirty-year-plus resident of Durham. As a professional educator for most of my career, I have supported innovation in teaching and learning that benefits all students. I worked as an administrator of non-profit education organizations in New York City, an administrator in centers for teaching and learning at UNC-Chapel Hill and NC State, and an independent educational development consultant to institutions of higher education in the U.S. and abroad. Now retired my primary area of interest is successful public high school completion, post-secondary access and succees for first ...

36 Stoneridge Place