San Francisco Center for the Book (SFCB)

The San Francisco Book Center was founded in 1996 as a nonprofit organization whose philosophy is to create a place where you can learn about the art and crafts associated with books. [Fun] through studios, exhibitions and external events, improve everyone's understanding of traditional book art and explore the form of books in existence.

The collection is still very rich, and there are many precious ancient books

The San Francisco Book Center, at 375 Rhode Island Avenue, says it's a book center, but it's not a bookstore or library, but a place that shows the craftsmanship of the book, relative to the Book Museum. Paper books have a great role in human civilization, now digital is coming, reading is digital reading, paper books will still exist? But anyway, this book center left us a memorial to the books.

This is a small and magical place in San Francisco. Here you can learn about the history and art of hand-made books. The venue is small and has exhibits to visit. Some people will come over to learn to print and make it by themselves. It is a place where you can learn something easily and easily.

San Francisco is a place of far-reaching significance, here is designed to spread knowledge through books, and explore the value and meaning of books. The concept is very advanced, I appreciate it, is a must for true book lovers.