The Friends of Robert Trail Library
Building a Stronger Community Through Literacy, Learning, and Library Support
Once upon a time, in the cozy corner of our digital library world, a story of transformation began. The Friends of Robert Trail Library website is currently under construction, getting a fresh chapter and a new look.
Like any great tale, it will take a couple of weeks to unfold. We appreciate your patience and support as we turn the page to an even better experience. Stay tuned—our story will continue soon!
"Whenever you read a good book, somewhere in the world a door opens to allow in more light."
Vera Nazarian
Triskele: A Symbol of Heritage and Community
Standing proudly at the heart of Robert Trail Library, Triskele is a striking freestanding sculpture crafted by renowned local artist Foster Willey. The three interlocking spirals, a symbol of eternal life, have been a prominent motif in Celtic art for centuries.
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This stunning piece not only enhances the library’s landscape but also reflects Rosemount’s deep Irish heritage, serving as a visual tribute to the community’s cultural roots.
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Foster Willey is a Minnesota-based sculptor and public artist who maintains his studio in St. Paul. With a passion for large-scale works, his art has been featured in numerous municipal and public spaces, adding beauty and meaning to communities. Explore more of his work at www.fosterwilley.com