Match the Branch Contest: Results

Thank you to everyone who took a stab at our Match the Branch contest! Mary from Grandville won the eReader… she got 16 out of 18 correct. Congratulations Mary!

Here are the correct answers:

1.) This branch boasts a three-foot tall, three-dimensional Katie L. (our beloved mascot) – Gaines Township

2.) This branch building used to be a fire station – Comstock Park

3.) This branch has a beautiful view of the river from its living room area – Englehardt

4.) This branch building was built in 1904 as a grocery store and has a secret roller rink on the second floor – Alto

5.) One of the unique features of this branch is a wind turbine with solar panels – Cascade Township

6.) This branch has a Children’s Garden, which features a giant checkerboard, raised bed garden, PVC Pipe musical instrument and maze – Caledonia Township

7.) This branch boasts a lovely outdoor amphitheatre and a demonstration garden – Grandville

8.) This is the smallest branch both in terms of size (2,000 sq ft) and population served – Spencer Township

9.) This branch houses the ArtPrize sculpture “Flights of Learning” in its lobby – Kentwood

10.) Patrons at this branch enjoy seeing what is featured in the display case located right on the corner of the customer service desk – Plainfield Township

11.) This branch has all of its nonfiction materials — those for kids, teens and adults — interfiled in one area – Alpine Township

12.) This branch offers a stunning view of Reeds Lake (Don’t say I didn’t give you any easy ones!) – East Grand Rapids

13.) This branch houses a a subregional Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, as well as a cafe – Wyoming

14.) This branch building is a reddish brown barn with a prairie garden – Sand Lake / Nelson Township

15.) Once staff at this branch found a live lobster in the book drop box! (Now don’t go getting any crazy ideas!) – Byron Township

16.) This branch has a  Congressional Medal of Honor from WWII on display – Krause Memorial

17.) This branch offers a year-round craft/drawing area for kids, as well as an outdoor patio with seating – Tyrone Township

18.) This branch not only has a train painted on the wall of its program room, but also has a working train layout that circles the room – Walker