The Problem Library is a small, bright storefront on Irving Street filled with shelves of board games and puzzles. Unlike a standard lending institution, this shop operates on a membership model where locals borrow tabletop games to play at home. It started when project founder Don Morgan noticed that people enjoyed gaming but lacked the space to store a large collection. He opened this location in two thousand eleven to encourage neighbors to connect over cardboard and dice instead of screens.
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