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The Louisville Free Public Library noted that the family could have incurred about $7800 in fines with inflation, but the library recently became fine-free
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The family of a popular Louisville musician returned a pair of books checked out by their family members in the 1920s to St. Matthews Library in Kentucky, which is part of the Louisville Free Public Library system, on Monday.
Despite the book being long overdue, the LFPL doesn't charge late fees.
A family returned overdue books to a Kentucky library after nearly 100 years. The books will head to a special collection behind glass.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - A family returned overdue books to a Kentucky library after nearly 100 years.