Way back in November, we asked you to send us the locations of all the Signal Story Stations you’ve seen around town so we could create an online map. What are Signal Story Stations? They’re those small boxes on posts filled with free books you can share with your friends and neighbors.

Well, we’ve finally completed our map and posted it on our website:

signalmountainlibrary.com/sss

Not exactly the fanciest web page you’ve ever seen—but we hope the information proves both useful and fun. The map can be updated, so if you spot a Station that’s not included, feel free to let someone at the library know.

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Last week’s announcement of our new online Signal Story Stations map generated such interest that we’ve decided to follow up with a fun promotion. You may have noticed that the map’s web page (signalmountainlibrary.com/sss/) comes complete with a snazzy logo; this was designed by local graphic artist Alden Hawkins of Mountain Originals. We also asked a second artist, Katie Spitaletto of Signal Souvenirs, to design a different logo—this one trolley-themed. Then we had both designs made into high-quality three-inch round decals. (The trolley comes in two versions, black-on-white and white-on-black.)

To honor our fine homegrown talent, we’re offering these decals to our patrons for only one dollar each (cash or check only) while supplies last. Also, if you’re the proud superintendent of a Signal Story Station, we’ll even give you one for free. Just ask at the library’s circulation desk.

Help us celebrate our library in style!