Patrons line up to help with Protection library move
Briianna Baia, 8, carries a stack of books into the new building for the Protection Township Library. Briianna and other Protection residents helped Monday with the move.
Ralph Shrauner, right, helps pass books along Broadway Street during moving day for the Protection Township Library. More than 80 volunteers formed a line Monday to pass books to the new building in Protection, which is in Comanche County in southern Kansas.
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