Honduras Lejamaní, Comayagua Seleccione una Biblioteca Riecken:Cedros, Francisco MorazánConcepción de María, CholutecaEl Guante, Francisco MorazánEl Porvenir, Francisco MorazánEl Tular, ValleEsquías, ComayaguaFlorida, Opatoro, La PazGuacamaya, Progreso, YoroGuajiquiro, La PazGuatemalita, Francisco MorazánJacaleapa, El ParaísoLa Libertad, ComayaguaLas Pilas, Sulaco, YoroLejamaní, ComayaguaLlano de la Virgen, IntibucáMinas de Oro, ComayaguaNueva Morolica, CholutecaRancho Grande, ComayaguaSan Antonio de Flores, El ParaísoSan Antonio del Playón, Ajuterique, ComayaguaSan Antonio, YoroSan Jerónimo, ComayaguaSan José de La Paz, La PazSan José del Potrero, ComayaguaSan Lucas, El ParaísoSan Luis, ComayaguaSanta Ana, La PazSanta Cruz de Yojoa, CortésSta. María de La Paz, La PazSulaco, YoroTatumbla, Francisco MorazánYorito, YoroYuscarán, El Paraíso Lejamaní is located in the southwest corner of the valley of Comayagua approximately 160 km northwest of Tegucigalpa. The town has a population of 4,200 people whose primary income is from onion, corn and chili farming. The library was built in the center of town next to one of the oldest churches in Honduras. The Riecken Foundation initiated the project on July 22, 2004 and the Biblioteca Pública Lejamani was inaugurated on February 26, 2005. (click on photo for larger image) The committee in July 2004.   Initiation ceremony in July 2004.   Placing the cornerstone! Ribbon-cutting in February 2005.   Opening day in the library.   In the children's corner on opening day.

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