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The book store has been open for over 4 years in the Garth's Antiques Building at 3930 Navy Blvd in Sunny Pensacola Florida. We are selling a wide variety of books both new and used. ANTIQUE BOOK ARE NOW A SPECIALTY. We are also buying both hard back and paper back books. Another service we offer is appraisals. We offer free in-shop verbal appraisals or we can come to you house for a charge and do a written appraisal, prices vary on the type of appraisal you need. KRISTIN can assist you in building your collection. By searching the internet and book auctions we can find almost any book you are looking for, from an autographed First Edition of "The Old Man in the Sea to a 15th Century book of Hours, it can be found. Please stop by and Discover Us. BOOKS WE SPECIALIZE IN: 1 Art 2. Architecture 3. Biography 4. Fiction 5. History 6. Hollywood and Theater 7. Nature 8. Non Fiction 9. Science

The paths of the discoverers of The Lost Library crossed many times before their joint quest for the discovery of the fabled library and foundation of a means to distribute the knowledge, enlightenment, and enjoyment it contained was fulfilled. They met at Victoria Falls in Tanzania where Robert was seeking a legendary hoard of gold coins minted at King Solomon’s mines and Gina, with her husband Steve, was en route to the western summit of Mt. Kilimanjaro to see if that frozen leopard was really up there. They were surprised to learn that they lived in the same town and had attended the same schools, but never met before. They were also surprised to discover a shared interest in discovering The Lost Library of Pensacola. They encountered one another many time on their various journeys around the globe: Robert in search of rare, undiscovered, and precious coins and arms; Gina on a journey to amass large quantities of obscure and unusable knowledge. Shortly after returning from working on multiple projects in Hollywood, Robert returned to his family’s well-respected auction gallery in Pensacola to help locals discover their own hidden treasures in coinage and militaria. Deciding to settle down for awhile, Gina returned to Pensacola as well and began graduate studies in literature and writing. Gina began working at the auction gallery and the quest for The Lost Library began in earnest. Then one day, on a routine appraisal trip with Robert’s father, they found The Lost Library in the place where most things are found. It was not in a cave, buried in a long lost tomb, or guarded by mythological beasts. It was the home of a fellow lover of books, stories, histories, and knowledge. Now in her quest to impart her knowledge onto the youth of the world, Gina is moving on. She has passed the Reigns of Knowledge to the New Librarian Kristin.

(By the way, if you want to know the “truth” our fiction section may not be for you.)